Renewals Management

Keep every policy renewal on track by automating reminders, data pulls, and broker follow-ups before the lapse date hits.

40 hrs
Time saved/month
15
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About This Automation

Renewals management involves manually scanning renewal calendars, drafting personalized notices, and tracking client responses across multiple tools. Manual tracking leads to missed deadlines, inconsistent follow-ups, and policies lapsing due to poor visibility.

Automation identifies upcoming renewals automatically, generates and sends personalized renewal notices on schedule, and tracks all client responses in a unified system. The result is faster outreach, higher renewal rates, and zero lapsed policies from missed communication.

Key features
Scan renewal calendars automatically and flag policies due within 60 days
Generate personalized renewal notices with policy details and required documents
Send renewal emails on schedule and log outreach dates automatically
Trigger follow-up reminders at 14 days if no client response is received
Record renewal outcomes and update all systems with final status
Provide a unified dashboard showing renewal pipeline and completion rates

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Renewal Date Threshold Reachedtrigger

The automation platform checks the policy database daily. When a policy renewal date falls within 60 days and no renewal status is recorded, the workflow is triggered.

2. Fetch Client and Policy Details

The automation retrieves the client name, email, phone, policy number, and expiry date. It also pulls the latest quote or policy document reference.

3. Generate Renewal Notice

The automation composes a personalized renewal notice email using the client and policy details. The email includes the policy number, expiry date, and a call to action.

4. Attach Policy Document

The automation retrieves the latest quote or policy PDF and attaches it to the email.

5. Send Renewal Email

The email is sent to the client and a copy is logged as an activity record.

6. Schedule Follow-Up Task

A follow-up task is automatically created for 14 days later. If no response is received by then, a second reminder email is queued.

7. Log Renewal Status

The renewal status is updated and, marking the policy as 'Renewal Notice Sent' with the date and next follow-up date.

8. Notify Team

A notification is sent to the operations team summarizing the renewal outreach and flagging any policies approaching lapse.

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Estimated Time Saving
40hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:15 Companies

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