AgencyBloc AMS+

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Insurance client and policy records connected to sales and servicing work

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What it does

AgencyBloc AMS+ manages clients, policies and servicing work for health, life and benefits insurance businesses. Lead follow-up, communications and recurring tasks stay attached to the client relationship. Pricing is quoted for the selected package; agency websites cost extra.

Start an AMS+ workflow with the event that should prompt work, such as a new lead or an approaching renewal. Its if-then setup can combine email, text and a reminder to call within the same automation. For a renewal process, that lets the team distinguish a customer message from the internal task to review the account.

Keep the work attached to the client's policy relationship. AMS+ brings prospect activity, client communication and upcoming renewals into the agency's shared records, rather than treating the original sale as the end of the relationship.

Request a quote for the AMS+ package and the specific communication tools needed. The current package page separates AMS+ from Commissions+ and Quote+, so define the intended sales and servicing scope before comparing the wider suite.

AMS+ package Lead and servicing workflows
Grow Basic
Accelerate Premium
Elevate Premium

Ask which rules and communication limits apply to the proposed package. Agency websites carry an additional charge. Existing customers access their account through Login.

Strengths

  • Sales and policy servicing share client context
  • A workflow can combine customer communication with call reminders

Watch out for

  • Agency websites are charged separately from the AMS+ package

Best for

  • Health and benefits agencies linking prospect follow-up with policy renewals

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