Clientaly
Quoting

Quote the whole market
without leaving the file

Enter the client once. Get every plan you are contracted for back in one comparison, pick what fits, and send it as a branded quote from your own address — with the client record updated as you go.

One set of details, every option back

The slow part of quoting was never the arithmetic. It was opening four carrier portals, typing the same date of birth into each, and reconciling what came back onto one page for the client.

Visitor, super visa and travel — the products Canadian advisors actually quote daily
Plans from across the market in one comparison, priced on the same inputs
Deductible and coverage options handled as part of the quote, not a second pass
Couple and family quoting without re-entering anyone
Rates maintained centrally, so you are not the one chasing a carrier bulletin
The quote is saved against the household, so next year starts from what you sent
quote · compare · send
one form in, every option back

The quote goes out looking like you sent it

A quote is a sales document. It should carry your name and your branding, arrive from your address, and be something a client can forward to their spouse without it looking like software output.

Sent from your address

Connect your own mailbox and quotes go out from you, not from a platform relay. The reply lands in your inbox where you expect it.

Branded, not generic

Your practice name and details on the quote. Templates you control, rather than a layout you are stuck with.

CASL handled for you

Commercial email carries a compliant unsubscribe, and an unsubscribed contact is protected across the platform from that point on. You do not have to remember.

And nothing quietly lapses

The quote is the easy half. The expensive half is the renewal you did not notice — a visitor policy that ran out while the client was still in the country, or a term that lapsed because it fell off a list.

Expiring policies surfaced before the date, on the dashboard and the calendar
Recently lapsed policies surfaced too — the ones most worth a phone call
A daily digest of what needs attention, rather than a screen you have to remember to open
Renewals tied to the household, so you are talking to the family and not one policy
Annual reviews scheduled and staggered so they do not all land in one month
renewals · nothing quietly lapses
caught before, and after

See it quote your own business

Bring a case you quoted last week and we will run it through in the walkthrough.

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