MAS turns to OMNIMax for advice solution
OMNIMax signs agreement with Medical Assurance Society to develop custom advice solution.
Wednesday, May 6th 2026, 4:17PM
Saas provider OMNIMax has signed an agreement with Medical Assurance Society (MAS) to develop a custom advice solution for use across its network of advisers.
The agreement is structured as a three-year partnership, delivered in two stages.
Stage one will focus on building a custom Investment and KiwiSaver advice solution. This will be developed using OMNIMax’s existing Investment and KiwiSaver framework, then adapted to meet MAS’s specific requirements, including alignment with MAS advice processes and API integration with internal systems. Stage one will be delivered in late 2026.
“MAS is a well-established organisation with a strong focus on supporting its Members, and we are excited to be working with them,” said Greg Hansen, General Manager of OMNIMax. “The solution we’re building will support how their advisers work, streamlining their day-to-day processes and improving overall efficiency.”
Stage two will extend the solution to include insurance advice, further supporting MAS advisers by enabling them to manage Investment, KiwiSaver, and insurance advice within a single solution.
“OMNIMax represents a critical step forward in how we deliver advice at MAS,” MAS Chief Distribution and Marketing Officer Matt Harvey said (pictured). “It sits at the heart of our broader advice at MAS initiative, within our wider transformation programme, helping us embed our advice standards directly into how advice is delivered, documented, and governed."
"MAS is excited to be working with OMNIMax on this next phase of its advice capability. OMNIMax is a key enabler. It works alongside our Advice Framework and governance processes to lift quality, consistency, and confidence across the business.
“OMNIMax enables more consistent, high-quality advice experiences for our Members, while giving our advisers the structure and support they need to focus on what matters most – meaningful conversations and trusted relationships.
“This is not about technology for its own sake. It is about building a scalable advice model that strengthens oversight and confidence across the business, supports our growth, and ultimately protects the trust our Members place in us every day,” Harvey said.
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