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Renewals

Don't let renewals become a last-minute exercise.

Renewals in i23CRM are records with owners, dates and history, not reminders sitting in someone's calendar.

The problem

Renewal work tends to start too late.

  • Expiry dates live in separate spreadsheets
  • Nobody owns the renewal until it becomes urgent
  • Prior-term context has to be reassembled manually
  • Retention risk is only visible after the fact

The approach

Renewal records tied to the policy they belong to.

Because renewals reference the policy, the insured and the team, the work can be staged and tracked like any other part of the lifecycle. The timeline below is a workflow concept, not customer data.

Renewal records

Each renewal is a tracked record with status and dates.

Policy linkage

Prior-term detail stays connected to the renewal.

Ownership

Assign renewals so responsibility is explicit.

Activities

Follow-ups and interactions stay on the record.

Documents

Renewal paperwork lives beside the policy history.

Pipeline view

See renewal work alongside new business.

Workflow

How it moves through the platform

  1. Identify
  2. Prepare
  3. Market
  4. Quote
  5. Renew
  • Renewal work that starts on schedule
  • Clear ownership of every expiring account
  • Prior-term context available immediately
  • Retention treated as an operating process

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