As automation is becoming more common in the insurance industry, many systems now read documents like PDFs and convert them into structured JSON data. This helps different systems use the [...]

Each line section in Applied EPIC contains well-defined sub-sections to ensure accurate storage, rating, servicing, and reporting. While general insured details are maintained at the Client and Contact levels and [...]

In commercial insurance, businesses usually don’t rely on just one type of coverage. A single company may need protection for its property, operations, vehicles, and employees—all at the same time. [...]

Introduction In the insurance industry, endorsements are a routine but critical part of policy management. Whether it's adding an additional insured, updating a mortgagee clause, changing a mailing address, or [...]

An Umbrella Policy provides extra liability protection above and beyond your primary (underlying) insurance policies. It doesn’t work alone—it sits on top of other policies and kicks in only after [...]

Homeowners insurance is a critical component of modern risk management, designed to protect individuals from financial loss associated with damage to residential property and liability exposures. As homes represent one [...]

Introduction In day-to-day insurance operations, one of the most common areas of confusion is the difference between a binder and a policy. While both confirm coverage, they are not the [...]

Applied Epic is a system that contains insurance data like a digital family tree. It puts the customer at the top and breaks their information down into organized layers—from the [...]

Homeowners Insurance Homeowners' insurance is intended for conventional houses that are constructed on-site and permanently fixed to a foundation. This type of policy protects the physical structure of the home, [...]