Covered property
Define equipment, tools, materials, cargo, or scheduled items in the proposed form.
Inland marine workflow
Inland Marine Insurance Proposal and Coverage Comparison Software
Inland marine coverage follows property in motion, at a jobsite, or on a schedule that changes by account. The proposal needs to make covered property, locations, transit, valuation, deductibles, sublimits, and exclusions understandable without dropping the schedule detail.
Super customizable, like editing a document.Rewrite the recommendation, move sections, change the design, and match your agency’s exact format—instead of fighting a rigid proposal builder.
Bring one difficult quote. See the comparison and proposal before the call ends.
Drag and drop the carrier quotes
Equipment_Option_A.pdf
PDFBuilders_Risk_B.pdf
PDFProperty_Schedule.pdf
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Used by agencies nationwideCommercial, personal lines, benefits, and specialty teams.
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Actual quotes from brokers
The proposal changes the conversation.
“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.”
Inland marine terms worth comparing
Territory and transit
Show where property is covered and how transit or temporary locations are treated.
Valuation
Compare replacement cost, actual cash value, agreed value, and stated-value provisions.
Limits and sublimits
Organize schedule, catastrophe, off-premises, and item-level restrictions.
Deductibles
Surface per-occurrence, per-item, theft, flood, wind, and other applicable deductibles.
Forms and exclusions
Keep protective safeguards, unattended vehicle, theft, and other conditions visible.
Let the proposal follow the exposure
A contractor’s equipment schedule, a builders-risk project, and a motor-truck-cargo placement should not produce the same comparison. CopyCat uses the documents and account context to organize the proposal around the covered property and operation.
Teams can preserve schedule detail while giving the client a concise explanation of the recommendation and important differences.
Review quotes beside the schedules
A limit can look sufficient until it is checked against equipment values, project cost, or the property schedule. CopyCat analyzes the quote and supporting schedules together, making missing or conflicting information easier to spot and verify.
Carry inland marine into the package
- Compare standalone or package options.
- Keep property, GL, auto, and umbrella context beside the inland marine line.
- Add editable coverage-gap recommendations where relevant.
- Use source-linked findings to support the final client proposal.
Frequently asked questions
Questions brokers ask
Which inland marine documents can CopyCat analyze?
CopyCat can read carrier quotes, equipment and property schedules, applications, binders, forms, and supporting account files.
Can it compare builders risk or contractors equipment?
Yes. The workspace can be structured for builders risk, contractors equipment, installation floaters, cargo, scheduled property, and other inland marine forms.
Can CopyCat compare valuation and deductible terms?
Yes. It can surface valuation bases, limits, sublimits, deductibles, territory, transit conditions, forms, and exclusions with source-page citations.
Can inland marine be shown with a commercial package?
Yes. The proposal can present inland marine beside property, liability, auto, umbrella, and other lines in the account.
Use your own documents
Bring the quote that usually takes the longest.
In 15 minutes, see how it becomes a cited comparison and a proposal your client can act on.