Auto liability
Compare limits, symbols, radius, filings, and important carrier conditions.
Transportation insurance workflow
Trucking accounts spread the decision across auto liability, physical damage, motor truck cargo, general liability, umbrella, filings, schedules, and carrier conditions. Proposal software should keep those moving parts together without reducing the account to a premium table.
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.”
Compare limits, symbols, radius, filings, and important carrier conditions.
Organize stated values, deductibles, valuation terms, and vehicle schedules.
Surface limits, deductibles, commodities, refrigeration, and key exclusions.
Reconcile tractors, trailers, drivers, garaging, and operating details across files.
Keep GL, non-trucking liability, umbrella, workers comp, and other quoted lines together.
Show line-level cost, taxes, fees, installments, and premium-finance details.
Trucking submissions often return as separate documents by line, carrier, or schedule. CopyCat reads those files together and creates one structured view of the proposed program, with source links behind the values the team needs to check.
The final proposal can lead with the producer’s recommendation while preserving the unit, driver, cargo, and operating detail required for review.
A vehicle value or driver mismatch can change the meaning of an otherwise attractive quote. CopyCat can analyze quote documents alongside vehicle schedules, driver lists, loss runs, and supporting account files so discrepancies are visible before the client meeting.
Frequently asked questions
It organizes transportation carrier quotes and account schedules into a client-facing proposal. CopyCat adds document extraction, cited coverage comparisons, editing, and agency-branded output.
CopyCat can organize auto liability, physical damage, motor truck cargo, general liability, umbrella, non-trucking liability, workers compensation, and other lines found in the quote packet.
Yes. Add the expiring policy or prior proposal to compare current coverage with the proposed program and competing markets.
Yes. Vehicle schedules, stated values, driver lists, loss runs, and related account documents can be analyzed with the carrier quotes.
Use your own documents
In 15 minutes, see how it becomes a cited comparison and a proposal your client can act on.