Nothing in your book ends without a conversation first.
THE RENEWAL WINDOW
Every account approaching expiry gets a call, and you get a straight answer on each one instead of a silent non-renewal.
The answer is the product.
On a big commercial contract, booking a meeting is obviously the goal. On a book of thousands of small accounts it isn't — most renewals need no conversation at all, and manufacturing meetings for all of them would cost you more than it saves.
So on high-volume books what you're buying is a clear answer on every account: who's staying, who's leaving, who's shopping, who needs a call from a person. Appointments are the exception path, not the default — and you're billed on the answer, not on a meeting nobody needed.
What a renewal call is.
A heads-up that a decision is coming, an offer of a time with the right person on your team, and nothing else. No quoting, no coverage discussion, no price. In your own name.
Insurance books: everything requiring a licence — advice, quoting, coverage, binding — stays with your licensed producer, exactly as it does today. Our fee is never contingent on a sale.
How you know it worked.
Staggered rollout. We call one group in week one and another in week three, then compare against your own numbers. No integration, no deliberately un-called control group, and a defensible baseline inside one cycle.
What we need from you.
- 1A file export with renewal dates
- 2Thirty minutes to approve the script and the voice
- 3Your team's calendar availability
A note on timing.
Commercial contracts cluster around January 1, and the decision process starts months earlier. A pilot run in spring is proven well before the autumn crunch — which is the easiest way to arrive at the busy season already knowing what the calling produces.
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