Renewal season should not mean weeks of copy-paste. Brokermatic helps prepare holder certificate packages in supervised batches and organizes available expiring and renewal policy data into a consistent structure for producer review.
Use current client, policy, and agency-side holder information to prepare certificate packages in a batch, with exceptions held for agency review.
Organize available expiring and renewal data into a consistent comparison for producer validation. Coverage depends on source documents, supported fields, and the agreed implementation scope.
After agency approval, keep holder-level completion status and supporting package history connected.
Bring client and counterparty requests into a queue while uncertain client, policy, or holder matches remain pending for agency review.
Capture additional insured, waiver, and wording requirements, then route coverage or endorsement questions for agency review.
Keep source information, preparation status, exceptions, agency decisions, and completed packages together.
Brokermatic connects holder details, requirements, policy context, request status, exceptions, and agency decisions in one workflow. External compliance verification is a separate workflow and does not replace agency approval.
See the holder side: COI automation →At renewal, Brokermatic uses current client, policy, and agency-side holder information to prepare certificate packages in a batch. Exceptions remain pending for agency review, and the agency approves completion. Data connection scope depends on the implementation.
A renewal summary is a structured expiring-versus-renewal comparison for producer review. Available source documents, policy fields, data quality, and implementation scope determine what can be compared; the producer validates the artifact before it informs any recommendation or client communication.
Holder requirements can be captured with the request and used to prepare the work. Coverage, endorsement, and wording questions remain subject to agency review, and the agency approves the completed package.
No. Your AMS remains the system of record for clients and policies. Any data exchange or status connection depends on the systems and implementation scope agreed with Brokermatic.
A walkthrough of batch preparation, exception review, agency approval, and connected certificate history.
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