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Automate the way your brokerage already works.

Pick from a library of ready-made automations or describe your own in plain English.

A broker types an automation in plain English, coverbound draws the rule, test-runs it and it is switched on.

“When a client submits the disclosure, give me a task to review it the next day”

WhenA questionnaire is submitted
Wait1 business day
ThenCreate a task: review the disclosure

Describe it in words

Type what you want and coverbound draws the rule on the canvas. Change it in words or by hand.

  • 22 triggers across questionnaires, documents, the pipeline, claims and cover dates
  • 12 actions including tasks, stage moves, questionnaires, document drafts, renewals and claim updates
  • Wait steps in whole days, skipping weekends if you like
  • It tells you what it couldn't do instead of guessing

Test run

Start the renewal 90 days out

Nothing changed
Would create a task for SamReady
Would create next year's placementReady
Would skip 3 dates already passedSkipped

Safe to switch on

  • Test run shows exactly what it would do before anything happens
  • Client-facing steps stay as drafts unless you choose to send them automatically
  • Documents are never sent automatically
  • Switch on "90 days before expiry" and it won't fire for dates already gone

The library

  • Start the renewal 90 days out
  • Get the renewal disclosure moving 75 days out
  • Chase a questionnaire that has gone quiet
  • The disclosure is in: start marketing
  • Draft the renewal report once the disclosure is read
  • Accepted: bind, invoice, confirm
  • A proposal was declined: find out why while they remember
  • The thirty-day coverage review
  • A new client has appointed you
  • A policy expired with nothing in its place
  • Pre-renewal contact, set for Australia or the UK

Already built in

Sending a proposal moves the placement. An acceptance raises the bind task. A lost placement schedules the X-date. No setup.

Also in Automations

Built to be trusted.

Conditions

Only run for retail clients, a class of cover, a total payable, a claim decision and more.

Run history

Every run is recorded. Anything an automation created says so.

Loop limits

Automations can't set each other off endlessly. Daily caps stop a runaway rule.

No backfill

Date rules only look forward, so switching one on doesn't flood your diary.

The right person

Assign to the client owner, the placement owner or a named person. It never guesses between two.

Switch off any time

Pause a single automation or every automation at once.

Before you ask

Questions about automations.

Do I need to know how to build workflows?
No. Start from the library or describe the rule in a sentence. coverbound draws it for you.
Can an automation email my client?
Client-facing steps are drafts unless you choose otherwise. Documents are never sent automatically.
What happens to dates that have already passed?
Nothing. Date rules only fire for dates still ahead.
Can I see why a task was created?
Yes. Every task an automation creates is marked with the automation that wrote it.

See it with your own insurer forms.

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