Full Policy Lifecycle
Issue, endorse, cancel, reinstate, and renew from one policy record — every transaction versioned, dated, and auditable from first bind to final expiration.
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Issue, endorse, cancel, and renew from a single policy record that stays in sync with your admin system. Customers and producers see the same accurate policy data — cutting service calls, rekeying errors, and E&O exposure across the book.
Policy Lifecycle
Issue, endorse, cancel, reinstate, and renew from one policy record — every transaction versioned, dated, and auditable from first bind to final expiration.
Bi-directional sync with your policy admin system keeps the exchange and your core in agreement — changes made in either system propagate automatically.
Producers and customers request mid-term changes online. Endorsements within your rules process automatically; the rest route to your service team with full context.
Policyholders retrieve ID cards, certificates, policy documents, and billing history themselves — around the clock, without a phone call to you or the producer.
Invoices, payment plans, and paid-to dates surface to customers and producers in real time, with payment reminders that reduce cancellations for nonpayment.
Renewals generate on your timeline with updated rating, producer notifications, and customer notices — non-renewals and conditional renewals follow state notice rules.
How It Works
Map policies, transactions, and documents between the exchange and your core system — via API, or flat-file sync while you modernize.
Define which endorsements process automatically, renewal timelines by product and state, and the notices each transaction generates.
Launch a branded portal where policyholders access documents, certificates, and billing — with your rules deciding what they can change themselves.
Your team, producers, and customers all work from the same synced policy data — every change flowing back to your admin system automatically.
One Source of Truth
Most service calls exist because the customer, the producer, and the carrier are looking at three different versions of the same policy. The exchange keeps one synced record, so a change made anywhere shows up everywhere — and disputes about coverage, billing, and effective dates stop before they start. Every transaction feeds your reporting, so servicing performance is measurable, not anecdotal.
Explore API & Platform IntegrationFAQ
No. The exchange sits in front of your policy admin system as the distribution and servicing layer, syncing bi-directionally with your core. Your admin system remains the system of record — the exchange makes its data accessible to producers and customers without rekeying.
You decide. Common self-service endorsements include address changes, vehicle or driver updates, and certificate requests, while material changes to coverage or limits route to your team. Authority rules are set per transaction type, product, and state, and you can tighten them at any time.
Renewal timelines and notice generation are configured per state and product. The exchange tracks each state’s advance-notice requirements for renewals, non-renewals, and conditional renewals, generating compliant notices on schedule and logging proof of delivery.
Yes. The customer portal surfaces invoices, payment plans, and paid-to dates, and accepts payments through your existing payment processor. Payment activity syncs back to your billing system, and automated reminders reduce cancellations for nonpayment.
Existing books can be loaded through a bulk import from your admin system, so in-force policies get the same synced record, customer portal access, and renewal automation as new business. Most carriers migrate their book line by line, starting with the next renewal cycle.
Join Insurance Exchange and give your customers, producers, and service team the same accurate policy data — from issuance through every renewal.