NextDoer
Sample playbook

For insurance brokerages & agents

The renewal that lapsed,
the claim you went quiet on, the form still unsigned.

A policy renews next week and the client hasn’t confirmed the update. A claimant hasn’t heard from anyone since the first notice of loss. An application is stuck waiting on one signature and a proof document. NextDoer runs the renewal chasing, claims-status updates, document collection and follow-up around each one, drafted, and gated by you. Every coverage, underwriting, claims and advice decision stays entirely with the licensed broker.

6Agents we'd propose
AllChannels + renewals, one queue
YouApprove every send

Your week today

The admin that carries the retention risk.

Not the advising, the follow-through around it. If this is your week, it is exactly the work NextDoer is built to carry.

01

The renewal that slips away

A book of policies renews every month, and each one needs a re-quote reminder and a client confirmation. Miss the window and the client shops elsewhere or the coverage lapses, quietly, until someone notices the client already left.

02

The claim you went quiet on

A first notice of loss came in, then the client hears nothing while the adjuster and insurer sort it out. The silence is what they remember, and it’s the fastest way to lose the account at renewal.

03

The application stuck on paperwork

The same application, ID, proof of prior insurance or signed form asked for three times while the file sits idle. Momentum dies, the quote goes stale, and the real work happens after hours because the day was eaten by chasing.

04

The payment that lapsed

A missed payment or an unconfirmed change quietly puts a policy at risk of lapse, and nobody flagged it in time. The reminder that should have gone out never did, and now it’s a coverage gap and an awkward call.

One window

Every channel, every renewal, every claim update, in one place.

Phone and voicemail, web and referral leads, email, SMS, e-signature and applications, insurers and documents. Each lands in a single queue with a drafted, on-brand message, approve it, reject it, or rewrite it. Coverage and claims decisions are never automated, only the chasing and the updates are, always gated for your call.

Phone & voicemail
Web & referral leads
Email
SMS
E-signature & applications
Insurers & documents
NextDoerRenewal · status alert
The Nguyen auto policy renews in 12 days and we haven’t confirmed the updated mileage. I’ve re-requested it from the client and flagged the file to you.
Drafted the renewal reminder and the claims-status update for the Patel file too. I chase renewals and status, I never decide coverage or advise, that stays with you.
ApproveRejectReply

The agent team we'd propose

Six agents, one for each grind.

Each is a named routine that runs a real brokerage job end-to-end, reading the channel, drafting, chasing, tracking. Each starts on Approve, nothing sends without a tap, and graduates to Auto only for the reply types you decide to trust. Every coverage, underwriting and advice decision stays with the licensed broker.

Renewal Chaser

TriggerA policy’s renewal date approaches, or a re-quote comes back and the client hasn’t confirmed.
Agent doesFlags upcoming renewals well before the deadline, sends the re-quote reminder, re-requests any updated details the file needs (mileage, occupancy, values), and chases the client for a confirmation until the renewal is settled or handed to you.
You approveYou set the terms and the re-quote; routine renewal reminders can graduate to Auto.
OutcomeThe renewal that used to slip past its window is confirmed, or on your desk in time.
ApproveAuto

It flags, reminds and chases, never re-rates or advises. The broker decides the coverage and the terms.

Claims Status Responder

TriggerA first notice of loss comes in, or a claim reaches a stage where the client should hear something.
Agent doesAcknowledges the FNOL instantly so the client feels handled, keeps them updated through the life of the claim, chases the adjuster or insurer for a status, and nudges you when the file needs a decision, building an automatic paper trail.
You approveYou handle the coverage call; routine status updates go out under your review.
OutcomeThe claim silence that loses accounts at renewal is closed, without you chasing the insurer yourself.
Approve

It relays status and chases the insurer. Every coverage and claims decision stays with the broker.

Document & Signature Collector

TriggerA new business or endorsement needs an application, ID, proof docs, or a signed form.
Agent doesRequests the specific items, checks each for completeness and legibility, sends the timed multi-touch reminders, routes the application or form for e-signature, and chases until every piece is in, reporting what is still outstanding.
You approveReview what it drafts; routine reminders can graduate to Auto.
OutcomeFiles stop sitting idle waiting on paperwork nobody was actively chasing.
ApproveAuto

The broker decides what a file requires and whether it is in order. The agent collects, checks completeness and chases.

Lead Response & Quote Follow-up

TriggerA prospect submits a web quote request, comes in as a referral, or a quote goes out and stalls.
Agent doesAnswers instantly so the first brokerage to respond is yours, captures the details the quote needs, runs a timed follow-up cadence on outstanding quotes, and keeps the prospect warm until they convert or you close them out.
You approveYou produce the quote and the advice; routine acknowledgements can graduate to Auto.
OutcomeThe lead that used to hit voicemail and buy elsewhere is captured and followed up.
ApproveAuto

It responds and follows up, never quotes or advises coverage. The broker owns the quote and every recommendation.

Payment & Lapse Watch

TriggerA payment is missed, a policy nears a lapse date, or an installment is about to fail.
Agent doesFlags policies at risk of lapse, sends the client a clear reminder with what’s owed and by when, escalates as the deadline nears, and routes the file to you if the client doesn’t respond before the coverage gap opens.
You approveYou handle anything that touches coverage or reinstatement; the agent keeps the clock and the reminders.
OutcomeThe lapse that used to slip through unnoticed becomes a reminder that actually went out in time.
Approve

It flags and reminds, never reinstates or decides coverage. Anything touching the policy itself stays with the broker.

Compliance & Records Runner

TriggerA file needs required disclosures, consents, or documentation, or a retention clock is running.
Agent doesCollects and tracks the required disclosures and consents, keeps the file’s records complete, tracks the retention clocks, and keeps everything organized and audit-ready, surfacing gaps to you rather than resolving them itself.
You approveThe broker makes every suitability and compliance call; the agent collects, tracks and chases.
OutcomeYour records stay complete and the retention clocks stop being a scramble.
Approve

It collects and tracks, never decides suitability. The broker makes every compliance and suitability determination.

How trust is earned

Every agent climbs the same ladder.

Nothing skips a rung, and you hold the dial the whole way, any reply type can be pulled back to Approve at any time.

Rung 1

Build

We teach the agent to read and reply on that channel. Nothing is live.

Rung 2

Shadow

The agent writes real replies and sends none. You just read the drafts.

Rung 3

Approve

Every reply waits for your tap. Rewrite any of it in your own words.

Decision

You pick

Which reply types you trust to go on their own, and which stay on Approve.

Rung 5

Auto

Trusted types send themselves. Everything else still waits for you.

Unsure? It hands off.If an agent is uncertain about anything, a coverage question, a claim detail, a payment change, it hands the file to the broker instead of guessing.
You reply directly? It steps back.If someone answers a client directly in the brokerage’s own system or inbox, the agent notices and pauses that thread for a human.
Every issue is tracked.Anything you flag becomes a ticket with status: received → in progress → live.

A starting playbook we'd propose

The playbook, at a glance.

A first draft of what your agent team would run, and where each task would sit on the trust ladder. We tune it with you during the process review.

Agent / taskTriggerTypical mode
Renewal chase & re-quote reminderPolicy renewal nearsApprove
Renewal reminder (routine)Standard renewal windowAuto
Claims status updateFNOL / claim progressesApprove
Document & e-signature collectionFile needs docs / signatureAuto
Lead response & quote follow-upNew lead / quote outstandingAuto
Payment & lapse reminderMissed payment / lapse riskApprove
Disclosure & consent collectionFile needs compliance docsApprove
Records & retention trackingPIPEDA / retention clockApprove

Your business next

Your brokerage, your book.

The process review maps your renewal cadence, your claims-update flow, your document and e-sign steps, your lead follow-up and lapse watch, and every point where the broker must stay in the loop, then shows you the first agent we would put to work. Client data stays governed by PIPEDA and its provincial equivalents, and every coverage, underwriting, claims and advice decision stays with the licensed broker.