Insurance
From quote to policy bound. In one sitting.
SuprAgent closes the gap between quote and bind inside the same session, with every disclosure made and logged.
The whole conversation, under two minutes
Walter
Orbit Insure · Unhurried, every figure shown
Incoming call
Matched to Retired homeowner
Orbit Insure is calling
- Call
- RCS
- Screen
Illustrative. A motor renewal reached before it lapses: the call, a text, and the policy bound on the screen, one thread.
Customer, from the record
Frank · Retired homeowner
Agent persona, matched
Walter · Unhurried, every figure shown
- 0:00
The call
Walter calls. Frank answers.
- 0:03
Walter
Good morning Frank, this is Walter at Orbit Insure. Your auto policy renews on the 28th, and I wanted to walk you through the price before anything goes out. Do you have a few minutes?
- 0:13
Frank
I do. I saw the renewal came in higher than last year. I wasn't happy about that.
- 0:19
Walter
That's fair. Your record shows three years without a claim, so I've applied the claim free discount you're entitled to. The renewal comes to $986 for the year, $28 less than you paid last year, with the same coverage.
- 0:35
Frank
Well, that's better. What about the roadside assistance? I'd like to keep that.
- 0:41
Walter
It's part of the Comfort plan you have now, and it stays. I'll text you the renewal so you can read every line before you decide. The quoted price holds for fourteen days.
- 0:54
Walter
Hi Frank, your Orbit Insure renewal is ready to review. Comprehensive cover, $986 a year with the claim free discount applied. The price holds until the 28th. · Review renewal
- 0:57
Frank
Looks right. Same deductible as before?
- 1:00
Walter
Yes, $500, unchanged. Everything else is line by line on the screen.
- 1:02
Frank
Taps Review renewal
- 1:03
Screen
The link opens Orbit Insure. The call stays on.
- 1:04
Walter
I can see the link is loading, Frank. I'll stay right here on the call until it's done.
- 1:09
Screen
Loaded.
- 1:10
Walter
Great. I'll hang up here and carry on with you over there.
- 1:14
The call
Walter hangs up. The rest happens on the screen.
- 1:16
Screen
Auto renewal opens, from your call with Walter
- 1:17
Walter
Vehicle: 2019 Outback, on file
- 1:18
Walter
Claims: None in 3 years
- 1:18
Walter
Deductible: $500, unchanged
- 1:19
Walter
Roadside assistance: Included
- 1:20
Walter
Comprehensive cover, $986/yr. $28 below last year, same cover.
- 1:21
Walter
That's the whole renewal, every line from your current policy. If it reads right, confirm and it's bound today.
- 1:28
Frank
Taps Confirm renewal
- 1:30
Screen
Policy renewed. Bound today, same cover. MTR 88214, valid to Sep 2027.
- 1:31
Walter
Renewed. Your documents are on their way to your inbox. Thanks for staying with us, Frank.
A renewal call explains why the price rose, applies the claim free discount the customer is entitled to, and texts the renewal over RCS. The customer opens it on the app screen, where every line of the current policy is already filled in, and confirms. The policy is renewed and bound. The agent stays on the call while the link loads, hangs up once the screen is ready, and continues on the screen.
Where insurers lose policyholders
A customer requests a quote, sees the price, and leaves. The follow up is a call center dialing someone who already moved on.
A policyholder files a claim right after an accident. They're stressed. The app gives them a long form asking for documents they don't have yet. They close the app and call the helpline. They wait. They explain everything twice. This is your claims experience today.
Quote flows that ask for everything upfront and convert almost no one, because customers abandon the moment the form gets complicated.
Renewal campaigns that land in an inbox as a PDF attachment, two weeks before expiry, with a link to a portal they've forgotten the password to.
Every product change triggers a compliance review cycle that takes weeks, because the rules aren't built into the system, they're bolted on afterward.
What changes
Outcomes, not features.
A claim taken, one fact at a time
The policyholder taps the button and describes what happened. The agent asks about safety first, then takes the incident one fact at a time, since a motor claim gets different questions than a health claim. The document checklist never blocks the claim, and the conversation ends with a claim number. No promise is made about the outcome.
Renewals reached first
Due to paid, on a pipeline with named stages. The agent reaches out before the renewal lapses, prices it again, offers the add ons that fit, and shows how long the quoted price holds. A claims conversation never turns into a pitch; only a sales desk sells.
Policy purchase without the paperwork
A customer says what they want covered. The agent asks only what's relevant for that risk and extracts details from documents to prefill the rest. Every price it quotes comes from your own rating tools.
State compliance without the overhead
Every interaction logged. Every disclosure made. Every consent captured. The agent acts only within state insurance regulations, data privacy requirements, and your internal rules. No manual review cycles, no compliance bottlenecks.
of insurance quotes never become policies
Industry analyses, the source for 84% of insurance quotes never become policies (opens in a new tab)every disclosure and consent logged
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The specific ones, about your stack, your rules and your data, are best answered on a walkthrough. Book one.
A small microphone button carrying your logo and your colors, placed wherever you want it. Policyholders tap it and speak. There's no SuprAgent branding anywhere; to them, it's simply your app getting easier to use.
See it run on your flows.
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