Less repetitive setup
Reuse approved client, policy, and holder context instead of rebuilding the same information in each workflow.
Agency Management System integrations
Use approved client and policy context from your AMS to reduce duplicate entry, keep certificate work aligned, and move client service forward. The connection approach is configured around your AMS environment, permissions, available interfaces, data quality, and implementation scope.
Reuse approved client, policy, and holder context instead of rebuilding the same information in each workflow.
Bring request details, supporting documents, and review status into one accountable operating flow.
Apply current policy and holder context across batches of post-renewal certificate work.
Maintain agency review, approval, and the AMS as the authoritative record.
Workflow outcomes
Each workflow uses only the approved records needed to support a defined service outcome.
Start certificate requests with approved account and policy context, reduce rekeying, and keep the agency queue aligned with the AMS.
Reuse current policy and holder information to prepare certificate packages after renewal without rebuilding every request individually.
Organize supported expiring and renewal data into a consistent comparison for producer validation and client conversation.
Available inputs, fields, and actions are confirmed for each agency and workflow.
Agency Management Systems
Agencies may use Applied Epic, HawkSoft, and amplo, among other AMS environments. Brokermatic begins with the outcome you want, then confirms the access path and approved data your environment can support.
Agency Management System
Assess approved client, policy, holder, document, and activity context for the selected workflow.
Agency Management System
Assess the available client, policy, note, and document context needed to reduce duplicate service work.
Agency Management System
Assess approved agency data and workflow context for certificate and renewal operations.
How we engage
We start with your people, processes, systems, and controls. Together we define a bounded first outcome, document requirements and ownership, validate representative work, and expand in stages against agreed operating measures.
Meet with leaders and the people doing the work to map workflows, volumes, roles, handoffs, exceptions, systems, service targets, approvals, and controls.
Define the first workflow, in-scope teams or accounts, integration boundary, responsibilities, operating baseline, target impact, and measures of success.
Confirm the required AMS context, documents, interfaces, permissions, security controls, matching rules, review steps, exception paths, monitoring, and support responsibilities.
Validate routine work, exceptions, approvals, corrections, data completeness, freshness, and system-of-record behavior with representative agency users and approved scenarios.
Start with a controlled team, account group, or book of business; monitor the agreed measures and support load; resolve gaps; and expand only after reviewing the evidence.
Your agency contributes
An executive sponsor and operating owner, access to the people who perform and review the workflow, representative records and scenarios through an agreed secure path, available baseline measures, AMS access and security context, and timely scope and acceptance decisions.
Brokermatic delivers
A current-state workflow map, scoped outcomes and measures, a requirements and ownership plan, representative validation findings, and a rollout scorecard for agency review.
Connection options
Depending on the AMS and agency access, implementation may use a vendor-approved API, secure export and import, managed document or email intake, or a tenant-scoped Brokermatic API. The right path delivers the required context without exceeding the agency's approved data boundary.
Review our trust and security approachThese inputs determine the connection design, test plan, and rollout scope.
Common questions
Potential integration paths can be assessed for Applied Epic, HawkSoft, amplo, and other AMS environments. Fit is confirmed against your edition, interfaces, permissions, data quality, security requirements, and selected workflow.
It can reduce repeated data entry, keep certificate and renewal work aligned with approved agency records, improve handoffs, and give teams clearer review context. Results depend on the data and operating scope available to the implementation.
No. Your AMS remains the authoritative client and policy record. Brokermatic provides the operating workflows around approved agency context.
The approach depends on available interfaces, agency and vendor permissions, security review, data availability and quality, matching requirements, workflow direction, exception handling, testing, and operating ownership.
The agency defines the minimum approved context for each workflow. Depending on the supported path, that may include client, policy, holder, document, activity, status, or completed-artifact context.
Bring your AMS and one service outcome.