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📅 Keep Client Reviews on a Cycle

Run a book of business without letting a renewal slip. These prompts build what an agent or broker actually needs: every policy with its renewal date, commission you can check, claims tracked from notification to settlement, and a client portal that answers the routine questions. The renewal date does the work, because it is a reminder that repeats every year on its own.
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Keep Client Reviews on a Cycle

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I only speak to most clients at renewal, which is too late to give proper advice. Build me a review scheduler. Set a review frequency per client segment, so key accounts might be reviewed twice a year and transactional accounts once. Show me a calendar of reviews due with an owner on each, and flag any client who has not had a review within their cycle. Before each review, assemble a pack containing what the client currently holds, what has changed since last time, any claims in the period, cover gaps identified, and whether sums insured still look appropriate. After the review, record what was discussed, what was agreed, and any actions with dates, since this is the evidence that advice was given. Add an AI agent that assembles the review pack and drafts talking points, and afterwards drafts the written summary to send to the client. Automate three things: a reminder when a review becomes due, an alert when a client passes their cycle without one, and a scheduled monthly report on review coverage across the book. Two logins: an agent who conducts and records their own reviews, and an owner who sees coverage across the agency.

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Keep Client Reviews on a Cycle

Put every client on a review cycle by segment, prepare each review in advance, and record outcomes as evidence of advice.

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Renewal is a transaction. An annual review is advice, and it is what stops a client shopping around. This puts every client on a cycle and prepares the conversation.

What's Included

  • A review cycle per client segment so effort matches value.
  • The review prepared in advance rather than improvised.
  • Outcomes and actions recorded which is the evidence of advice.
  • An assistant that assembles the review pack.

How To Use

  1. Separate the review from the renewal. They are different conversations.
  2. Prepare properly. An unprepared review is just a phone call.
  3. Record what was discussed and agreed. It is your file evidence.
  4. Set the cycle by segment. Not every client needs the same depth.

Drive it from book segmentation, and act on findings from gap analysis.