Insurance Renewal Management

Keep every policy renewal on schedule without digging through emails and spreadsheets each quarter.

36 hrs
Time saved/month
6
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About This Automation

Insurance renewal management involves tracking policy expiration dates, gathering coverage requirements, contacting brokers, and obtaining approvals before deadlines. Manual tracking across spreadsheets and email creates missed deadlines, duplicate follow-ups, and approval bottlenecks.

Automation monitors all renewal dates, generates customized renewal requests, tracks broker responses, and alerts stakeholders in real time. The result is fewer missed renewals and faster approval cycles.

Key features
Monitor all policy expiration dates and flag renewals due within 60 days
Generate customized renewal request emails based on coverage requirements and broker details
Track broker responses and log quote details automatically
Send automated follow-up reminders if no response arrives within 5 business days
Notify internal stakeholders of renewal status and approval deadlines
Update the policy register with renewal dates, premiums, and document receipt dates

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Policy Renewal Date Approachingtrigger

The automation checks the policy register daily and triggers when a policy expiration date is 30 to 60 days away and no renewal action has been logged.

2. Fetch Policy Details from Register

The automation retrieves the full policy record, including coverage type, limits, endorsements, and broker contact information.

3. Generate Renewal Request Email

The automation composes a renewal request email based on the policy details, coverage requirements, and internal deadline, then presents it for review.

4. Send Renewal Request

The approved email is sent to the broker or carrier, and the send date is logged in the policy register.

5. Notify Stakeholders

A notification is sent to the CFO and risk manager, alerting them that a renewal is in progress and when a decision is needed.

6. Monitor for Broker Response

The automation monitors the renewal email thread for a response from the broker. If no response is received within 5 business days, a follow-up reminder is triggered.

7. Log Renewal Status

Once the broker responds with a quote, the automation logs the quote details, premium amount, and response date for audit and tracking purposes.

8. Update Policy Register with Renewal Data

The automation updates with the renewal confirmation date, new premium, and certificate receipt status, completing the renewal cycle.

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Estimated Time Saving
36hrs/month
Process pain:7.8/10
Mapped by:6 Companies

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