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InsurancePro offers a very powerful and useful
feature. This feature is the ability to define new Insurance Policy Types and
data fields. InsurancePro ships with detailed policy coverage and information
fields to save information about "Auto", "Home Owner" and "Commercial"
Insurance Policies. However, your agency might be dealing in other policy
types also, for example Life Insurance, or Motorcycle Insurance. You can
easily add these policy types in to InsurancePro, and even create custom
coverage field for this policy type.

Screen Options Description:
Policy Types:
You can manage the policy types that can be entered from
InsurancePro. To create a new Policy Type, click on the text box under policy
type, type in a new Insurance Policy type not in the list (For example
Commercial Auto, Flood, Wind & Hail, etc), and then click on the "Add" button
under the Policy Type list.
To delete a policy type, select it from the list, and click on the "Delete"
button under the Policy Type list.
You can also specify a policy type as either a personal
lines insurance policy, or commercial lines. To switch between the two
options, simply double click on the Policy Type. "(COMMERCIAL)" will be
displayed for all commercial lines policy types. What this does is that when
you are entering a new client for a commercial lines policy type, InsurancePro
will display the option to enter a business name for that client. This option
does not show up under personal line policies.
Custom Fields:
You can define fields for each policy type. First choose
a Policy Type from the list, then click on the text box under "Custom Fields",
and then type in the Field you want to add (For example Coverage, Deductible,
etc.). Then click on the "Add" button under Custom Fields. When you are
entering a new client for this policy type, InsurancePro will show the list of
fields so that you can assign values to it.
To delete a Custom Field, select it from the list, and
click on the "Delete" button under the Custom Fields list.
Values:
You can also define default values for each field, which
the user can select. First choose a Custom Field, then click on the text box
under "Values", and type in the Value you want to add (For Example, field can
be "Previous Insurance", and Values can be "Yes", "No"). Then click on the
"Add" button under Values.
To delete a Value, select it from the list, and click on
the "Delete" button under Values.
When you define custom fields and values, they will
show up in the "Custom Fields" screen when entering or editing a client.

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