Allstate Mobile

FAQs

• What does the Allstate Mobile app do?
  The Allstate® mobile app gives you anytime access to all of your policies and ID cards, lets you pay your bills, report claims, get roadside assistance, accident support and more.
• How does Drivewise app work?
  Allstate's Drivewise program uses state-of-the-art telematics technology to monitor your driving habits in real time. Using a cell phone app, Drivewise tracks you while you drive and transmits that information to Allstate. The company uses the data to reward you for good driving.
• How do I set up Drivewise Allstate?
  You can enroll in Drivewise through your Allstate agent or by calling 1-800-ALLSTATE (1-800-255-7828). You can also enroll your policy into the Drivewise Mobile Application program directly in My Account on Allstate.com or via the Drivewise Mobile application.
• How does Drivewise know Im driving?
  Some drivers ask, “How does Drivewise know I'm driving?” Drivewise works like most other usage-based mobile apps. It runs in the background on your phone and tracks information every time you get into your car. Information collected includes how you drive and when you drive.
• Does Allstate have an app?
  YOUR INSURANCE, ON THE GO. The Allstate® mobile app gives you anytime access to all of your policies and ID cards, lets you pay your bills, report claims, get roadside assistance, accident support and more. Access a digital proof of insurance right on your phone, no need to sift through paper records.
• How do I use the Allstate app?
• How do I install Drivewise app?
  Getting started is as easy as 1-2-3
  

  • Open the Allstate® mobile app. Don't have the app? Text ALLSTATEAPP to 25788 to get a link to download. Don't have the app? Download it below. Download & Activate.
  • Log in using your My Account ID and follow the prompts.
  • Take a drive and watch your savings add up!
• Should I activate Drivewise?
  Is Allstate Drivewise Worth It? For many drivers, Drivewise offers car insurance savings and a better understanding of their driving behavior — and in most states, rates won't increase as a result of poor driving performance. But while there's no monetary cost involved for most drivers, you do make a trade.