Coverage forms
Keep occurrence, claims-made, manuscript, and specialty wording visible.
E&S and wholesale workflow
Excess and surplus lines quotes rarely arrive in a standard layout. A useful comparison has to preserve manuscript terms, subjectivities, exclusions, taxes, fees, and binding conditions while still giving the retail broker and insured a clear recommendation.
Bring one difficult quote. See the comparison and proposal before the call ends.

















Actual quotes from brokers
“Fast, accurate, a game changer. Repetitive tasks that used to eat our day are fully automated.”
“I used to spend hours on a single low-premium account. Now I can finish five in ten minutes and send them to clients the same day.”
“Coverage comparison made the sale easier. Sending a branded report comparing the renewal beat hopping on the phone every time.”
Keep occurrence, claims-made, manuscript, and specialty wording visible.
Compare primary limits, aggregates, sublimits, and attachment points.
Surface material restrictions instead of hiding them behind a premium summary.
Organize outstanding items, warranties, inspections, and binding requirements.
Present surplus-lines taxes, stamping fees, policy fees, and total cost.
Open every extracted term on the carrier, MGA, or Lloyd’s page behind it.
E&S teams work with changing markets and inconsistent documents. CopyCat extracts the source information first and applies the proposal structure afterward, so a new MGA layout does not require a new integration before the team can use it.
That document-first approach is especially useful for layered programs, specialty forms, and quotes assembled from several markets.
Two E&S options with similar premiums may differ materially in exclusions, warranties, subjectivities, retroactive dates, or sublimits. CopyCat organizes those details beside price and keeps each finding tied to the source.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. CopyCat can process non-admitted carrier quotes, MGA binders, program documents, and Lloyd’s slips without a preset template for each market.
Yes. Teams can compare exclusions, conditions, subjectivities, forms, limits, deductibles, taxes, fees, and other source terms.
Yes. The comparison can follow the account’s structure across multiple carriers, layers, and coverage lines rather than enforcing a fixed carrier count.
Yes. CopyCat can configure branded output for wholesale and retail workflows, including the sections and terminology the team already uses.
Use your own documents
In 15 minutes, see how it becomes a cited comparison and a proposal your client can act on.