You are the advisor, the admin
and the compliance department
Nobody is behind you catching what slips. Clientaly is built so the things that quietly cost you — a renewal missed, a file that was never written up — do not depend on you remembering them.
Most advisors are running four systems and calling it one
A spreadsheet for the book. Email folders for the correspondence. A drawer for the signed paper. And the part only you know, which is the part that walks out of the business with you.
Insurance is sold to households, not contacts
A contact list makes you look up a husband and a wife separately, then work out for yourself that they are the same case. That is backwards, and it is why cross-selling gets missed.
What it actually changes in a week
You stop losing renewals
Expiring and recently lapsed policies are put in front of you daily. The renewal you miss costs more than the software does, and it usually costs the client too.
The file writes itself
Needs analysis, signed and locked, as part of the conversation you were already having. Not a weekend spent reconstructing files for a review.
You quote in minutes
One set of details, the market back in a comparison, sent as a branded quote from your own address while the client is still interested.
What it costs
One advisor, $120 a month in Canadian dollars. Unlimited clients, unlimited policies, every product type, and the compliance side included rather than sold as an upgrade. There is no free trial — we set your practice up with you instead, because the data going into it is not the kind you experiment with.
See it with your own book
Bring your spreadsheet. We will show you what it looks like once it is in one place.