Appulate continues to improve your submission workflow. Instead of having to go to the Q&A/Forms section to edit ACORDs and supplementals, you can now work on them right from the Marketing section, where all of our other main features are.
Notice anything different on our Submission/Quotes page? The results are the same but the look is new and improved!
Leading Insurance Automation Company Achieves Major Milestone
MGAs, Wholesalers, and Premium Connect Agents Using Appulate Can Now Automatically Submit to The Hanover Insurance Group.
MGA Brings Additional Small Commercial Programs to Appulate Agent Network
New Appulate Version Will Be First Ever Complete Digital Insurance Platform For P&C
As we know, standard loss run requests are conducted by sending a letter to previous insurers or brokers asking for detailed policy information which includes a disclosure of all claims processed – a very time-consuming process. Loss run requests of the future will provide a more streamlined approach and provide more discretion for the insured requesting to obtain the necessary data. How will this process be enhanced in the days, months, and years to come? Or, has this innovation already been implemented? In this article, we will discuss what the future of loss runs will look like, how it will benefit the insurance industry, and how you can get your business on board with it NOW!
Agoura Hills, CA – Appulate, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has added back office processing functionality for its carrier and MGA customers. This product is designed to reduce internal data entry by automatically extracting ACORD forms and converting them to ACORD XML.
MGA To Offer Flood Program To Appulate Agent Network
COLUMBUS, OH– January 11, 2018 – Indium is excited to announce that it is now offering automated upload capabilities for agents through their relationship with Appulate. The automation will give agents the ability to bridge ACORD and other data directly from their agency management systems to expedite the submission and quoting process.