Ermos AI for renewal preparation.
Renewal season is the same task a hundred times: what changed against expiring, is it still right for this client, and how do we explain it. The comparison is document work an Ermos unit does clause by clause; the judgement about what it means for the client stays with the broker.
How it works on the unit
The current schedule, the renewal terms and the client's file sit on the unit together.
Changes in sums, excesses, endorsements, exclusions and premium, listed clause by clause with citations to both documents.
The comparison becomes a client-ready renewal letter in your house style: what changed, what it means, what you recommend discussing.
Recommendations and market commentary are the broker's. The unit does the reading; the broker does the broking.
What it changes in renewal season
Every renewal gets the clause-by-clause reading that only the major accounts used to get, the client letters go out earlier, and the season's workload stops scaling with headcount, because users on the unit are unlimited.
Why on-premise matters here
Schedules and renewal terms describe clients' assets, operations and claims history. Comparing them on the unit keeps that picture inside the brokerage.
Common questions
Does it catch cover reductions?
Can it recommend whether to accept renewal terms?
How does it handle mid-term endorsements?
See Dominion answering from your own documents.
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