Limits and deductibles
Changes by coverage, location, vehicle, class, or peril.
See what changed before the renewal meeting. Compare the expiring policy with the renewal, flag coverage differences, and share a clear summary.
| Coverage | Expiring | Renewal |
|---|---|---|
| Annual premium | $12,400p. 2 | $11,800p. 2 |
| Liability limit | $1M / $2Mp. 4 | $1M / $2Mp. 5 |
| Property deductible | $5,000p. 8 | $10,000p. 9 |
| Water backup | $25,000p. 12 | Not shownForms list |

















In the example above
Changes by coverage, location, vehicle, class, or peril.
New restrictions, removed endorsements, or wording that changes the risk.
Values, coinsurance, valuation basis, and catastrophe deductibles.
Primary, umbrella, aggregate, and attachment-point changes.
Changes in price with the coverage context kept beside them.
Missing or conflicting source information for the team to resolve.
Use the current program as the baseline, including endorsements and schedule changes. See where the renewal changes the client’s protection.
Build the client summary from the same comparison your team reviewed. Keep the sources and your recommendation together.
Typically the expiring policy or prior proposal plus the renewal quotes. Schedules, statements of values, and other account documents can provide additional context.
CopyCat organizes and surfaces information for the broker’s review. The licensed professional remains in control of the recommendation and final client communication.
Yes. CopyCat is designed to work with inconsistent carrier, MGA, E&S, and Lloyd’s documents rather than requiring a preset carrier template.
Yes. The finished proposal can match the agency’s logo, colors, section structure, and established format.
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Compare the details. Share a clear client summary.