PolicyIQ | One
Renewal Management for insurance brokers
A missed renewal is a lost customer and lost revenue. Renewal Management is one of the six core capabilities inside PolicyIQ | One, alongside POSP Management, Sales CRM, Policy Management, Claims Servicing and Finance Controls.
Manual renewal tracking usually works until a spreadsheet falls out of date, a reminder is set too late, or a follow-up simply doesn't happen. Renewal Management removes the dependency on any one person remembering to check a list, by tying renewal tracking directly to live policy data.
What challenges does Renewal Management address?
- Renewal dates tracked on separate spreadsheets that fall out of date
- No reminder until it's too late to act
- Renewal leakage that's hard to measure or explain
- Difficulty seeing renewal performance across teams or branches
How does Renewal Management fit into PolicyIQ | One?
Renewal Management reads directly from the same policy records created in Policy Management, so every policy's renewal date is tracked automatically without a separate spreadsheet. When a renewal converts, that activity feeds back into the same client record Sales CRM and Policy Management already maintain.
Automated reminders and clear workflows are part of what "Stay ahead of renewals" means across PolicyIQ | One.
What does Renewal Management include?
- Renewal dates tracked automatically from policy records
- Reminders sent ahead of the renewal date, not on it
- A defined follow-up workflow for at-risk renewals
- Renewal performance visibility across the business
What outcomes does Renewal Management support?
- Fewer missed renewals and less renewal leakage
- More time to act on a renewal before it lapses
- Clear reporting on renewal performance for management
Related PolicyIQ | One capabilities
- Policy Management — the policy records renewals are tracked against
- Finance Controls — commission visibility on renewed policies
- Back to the PolicyIQ | One overview
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Reminders are designed to fire ahead of the renewal date rather than on it, to leave time to reach a client and process the renewal. TODO(content): confirm the specific default lead time once configured.
Yes. Renewal performance is visible across a brokerage's whole book of business, not just at the individual policy or branch level.
See Renewal Management in PolicyIQ | One
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