Only a carrier can decline a request to quote. A broker cannot decline a quote but instead is able to mark it as NTU. Instructions * Select the request to quote that you would like to decline. * Click the 'Actions' menu (or '≡' on iOS) in that document. * From the drop down menu, select 'Decline'. iOS Brows…
Only an underwriter can edit a request to quote. Requests to quote will appear in the slipcase. Instructions * Select 'Request to Quote' document. * Navigate to line item. * Select 'Edit' button on browser (or pen and paper icon on iOS) * Edit line item. * Click 'Save' (or 'Done' on iOS).
As an underwriter, when you edit a request to quote, it automatically becomes a quote being prepared (QBP). QBP's are editable. They can only be seen by you, not the broker, until you choose to quote that document.
As a carrier, you can edit a request to quote from a broker and create a second quote: I nstructions * Open a request to quote. * Edit the document. * This will create a 'Quote Being Prepared'. * Click into this document and select the 'Actions' menu (or '≡' on iOS) . * From the drop down menu select 'Clone…
No, underwriters cannot edit their signature (scratch) using the browser. This feature is available on the iOS app on iPad or iPhone devices. This is because it is easier to draw your signature using the iPad or iPhone touch screen rather than a desktop mouse. Please see here for how to draw your scratch.
As a carrier, you can quote a risk from a request to quote: Instructions * Select 'Request to Quote' document. * Select 'Actions' menu (or '≡' on iOS). * [Optional] Edit 'Request to Quote' document. * From the drop-down menu, select 'Quote'. * Quoted risk is sent to broker. iOS Tutorial Browser Tutorial
Follow the process of writing a line . You have the option to choose multiple stamps when adding your written line. iOS:
When adding a written line, you have the option to add subjectivities. These can be with and/or without a deadline date. Subjectivities with a deadline may have the cover type: either 'Holding Cover' or 'No Cover Given'. Follow the process of writing a line . Upon entering the terms of your line: Instructions …
When adding a written line, you have the option to add line conditions. Currently, you cannot create your own. Follow the process of writing a line . Upon entering the terms of your line: Instructions * Select 'Line Conditions' (under 'Additional Line Options' on iOS). * Select from four line conditions: …
Once you have written a line, you can update your line conditions and subjectivities until the contract is signed by the broker: Instructions * Select firm order which has the line conditions and subjectivities you wish to update. * Select 'Actions' menu (or '≡' on iOS). * From the drop-down menu, select 'View…