Bound policy versus quote
Confirm the issued coverage matches the terms the client approved.
Commercial lines workflow
Commercial policy checking should not stop at reading one policy PDF. The real job is reconciling the issued policy with the quote, schedules, statements of values, applications, endorsements, and the account context your brokerage already has.
Confirm the issued coverage matches the terms the client approved.
Find required, added, removed, or conflicting forms across the packet.
Surface changed amounts by coverage, location, vehicle, class, or peril.
Reconcile property, equipment, vehicle, driver, and location data.
Flag wording that narrows coverage or creates a follow-up question.
Open every finding on the exact policy, quote, or schedule page.
A bound policy can look correct by itself and still conflict with the approved quote, a statement of values, or a vehicle schedule. CopyCat reads those files as one account so a mismatch has context.
Upload the bound policy, carrier quote, ACORDs, SOVs, loss runs, schedules, endorsements, and supporting account documents. CopyCat normalizes the information, surfaces conflicts, and keeps the original source beside every finding.
The BP team remains in control of the review. CopyCat removes the slow search-and-reconcile work so reviewers can spend their time resolving the exceptions instead of hunting across hundreds of pages.
The result is a cited discrepancy list that is ready for producer or account-manager review, with the exact page behind each changed term or missing item.
Frequently asked questions
It compares an issued or bound policy with the quote, schedules, applications, endorsements, and other available account data to identify changed terms, missing forms, conflicts, and open questions.
CopyCat can review bound policies, carrier quotes, ACORDs, statements of values, property and equipment schedules, vehicle and driver schedules, endorsements, loss runs, and other supporting account files.
No. CopyCat accelerates the document analysis and points reviewers to cited issues. The brokerage team verifies the findings, resolves discrepancies, and remains responsible for the final insurance recommendation.
Yes. Relevant findings and customized coverage-gap recommendations can be carried into the editable, agency-branded proposal before it goes to the client.
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