Small business
A guide for the yearly policy review call
A one-page call plan your team can follow to see if coverage still fits each customer.
Law, money and property
An insurance agency runs on clear, careful words: renewal notes, claim check-ins and answers to the same coverage questions every day. AI can write the first draft in seconds, so your team spends more time with people. You stay the licensed voice and check every line before it goes out.
Write friendly renewal notes that say what is changing and invite a quick review call, without pushing.
Send calm messages after a loss that list next steps and what to gather, so people feel looked after.
Turn terms like deductible and liability into short posts and emails anyone can follow.
Give your team a call guide with the life-change questions that show when coverage needs a fresh look.
Copy one, fill in the parts in [brackets], and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI chat.
Small business
A one-page call plan your team can follow to see if coverage still fits each customer.
Marketing and social media
A short, plain post that explains a confusing insurance word, like a deductible.
Sales and customer service
A warm renewal note that says what is changing and invites a quick coverage review.
Sales and customer service
A calm note after a loss that lists next steps and what to gather, with no promises.
Small business
Check in on a quote you sent, answer doubts and make it easy to say yes.
Small business
Three friendly follow-ups, spaced over two weeks, that make it easy to reply.
Small business
Reminder texts that cut no-shows and make rescheduling easy.
Small business
A calm public reply that protects your name and helps make things right.
Small business
A friendly auto-text for callers you missed, so they don't call someone else.
Small business
Simple ways to ask for a review by text, email and in person.
Small business
A clear, honest job post that tells people what the job is really like.
Say what you want in plain words. Get a great prompt.
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No. AI can explain common terms in plain words, but only the policy and a licensed agent can say what a customer's own policy covers. The prompts here tell the AI never to promise coverage or rates, and to flag lines a licensed person should check.
Leave out names, policy numbers, birth dates, license numbers and claim details. Use placeholders like {first name} and fill them in later in your own system. Check your agency's and your carriers' rules on AI tools too.
No, and it should not try. Rates come from your carriers and your quoting tools. Use AI for the words around the quote, like the follow-up email and the answers to common questions.
Paste two or three emails you sent and liked, and tell the AI to match them. Keep a short list of words you always use and words you never use. Our guide on making AI write like you shows how.
Teach AI your voice with real samples, so drafts sound like you wrote them.
Spot made-up facts and check the names, numbers, dates and links that matter.