The department
Eight components. Policy checking is the first.
This is the back office an agency already runs, taken apart into eight pieces that arrive one at a time. Each one needs more access than the one before it, so you hand over the next only after the last has earned it.
In deployment order
Read down the access column.
It starts at documents you email and ends at your whole book. Nobody grants the bottom of that list to someone they have not worked with, and the order is what makes it unnecessary to ask.
Policy Checking
Access required: Emailed PDFs
- Takes in
- Quote, binder or application, plus the issued policy
- Returns
- Discrepancy report, each flag cited to a page
Loss Run & Submission Intake
Access required: Emailed PDFs
- Takes in
- Carrier loss runs in any format, ACORD applications
- Returns
- Structured claims and exposure data, plus a pre-filled submission packet per carrier
Commission Reconciliation
Access required: Book export, read
- Takes in
- Carrier commission statements matched against a policy export
- Returns
- A matched ledger flagging short, missing and mis-rated payments
COI & Endorsement Desk
Access required: Service inbox
- Takes in
- Certificate requests, endorsement requests, ID card requests
- Returns
- Drafted certificates and endorsement requests, routed to a human for approval
Renewal Prep
Access required: AMS read/write
- Takes in
- The 90/60/30-day pipeline, expiring coverage, loss activity, exposure changes
- Returns
- An assembled renewal file, a remarket recommendation, a client-facing renewal summary
Book Analyzer
Access required: Full book
- Takes in
- Households, policies in force, coverage schedules
- Returns
- Ranked monoline households and named coverage gaps, one specific gap per account
Producer Copilot
Access required: Their corpus
- Takes in
- Carrier appointments, appetite guides, underwriting guidelines, forms
- Returns
- Cited answers to who writes this risk, in this state, with this loss history
Client Communications
Access required: Deferred
Not built. It is on the list because the list is honest about where it stops, not because there is something here to sell you.
Deployment starts at 01 and does not skip. Policy checking is the only component being sold today.