How to Access Your Pink Card on the Armour Mobile App

If you're anything like me, this may sound familiar. I received my insurance renewal in the mail with updated pink cards enclosed last year. But, rather than opening the letter, reviewing my coverages and putting my new pink cards directly into my vehicle, I put it on the bureau to review later. Then 3 months later, I got pulled over for pulling a u-turn right in front of an undercover police officer and discovered that my pink cards are still at home on the bureau. Now, with Armour Mobile, your pink card and all of your insurance information is always at your fingertips. 

Step by Step: Get Your Pink Card (proof of insurance) on your Mobile Phone

1. Open the Armour Mobile app on your Android or Apple device. You can login with your password or using your finger print scanner if available.
2. Click on "Liability Cards".
3. Click on the vehicle that you would like to see the pink card for.
4. You pink card will load. You can enlarge it by pinch zooming.

From here you can share this like any other photo on your device or save it to your device photos if you like.

Share or Send Your Pink Card

1. Complete the steps to view your pink card above.
2. Click on the more options menu in the top right corner.
3. Click "send"
4. Choose the method or app that you would like to use to send it.
5. This will open a new message in your chosen app that you can complete as you normally would.

Save You Pink Card to Your Device

1. Complete the steps to view your pink card above.
2. Click on the more options menu in the top right corner.
3. Click "save"
4. Your pink card is now saved as an image in your device photos. 

And that's it! If you would like to get the Armour Mobile App on your device, you can download it from the Google Play or Apple Store. You can set up your account at clients.armourinsurance.ca or give us a call at 1-855-475-0959 and we'd be happy to get you set up.

 

Please note: digital pink cards are new in Alberta and my not always be accepted by police officers. The industry is working to have this remedied, but in the meantime it is best to keep the original paper copy with you in your vehicle.