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Quote to policy

Synthesized from the base patterns insurtech pack

Follows up every quote until it becomes a policy. A reminder email goes out two hours after the quote, an SMS the next day and, if the customer still hasn't bought after two days, an advisor gets a task to call. It all stops when they buy, and a welcome message explains how to claim and where to find the policy document. The manager gets a weekly count of quotes and purchases.

  • You are a digital insurer, an MGA or a broker who quotes online, and most quotes never turn into policies.
  • You want an advisor to call only the people who are still thinking, not everyone.
  • You want new policyholders to know how to claim from day one.
HowWhat
A form people fill inThe Get a quote form this playbook creates (when you choose the form option): put its link on your website, WhatsApp and social bios. No code needed.
A form your staff fill inThe Policy sold form your advisors fill in when a customer buys, matched by phone. It stops the follow-up and sends the welcome.
Events from your app or website (needs a developer)Or, with the app option, your app sends a quote event (with the product) and a purchase event.
KindNameWhat it doesLands
TeamAdvisorsCalls customers who haven't bought two days after their quote.Empty
TeamSales managersGets the weekly report.Empty
FormGet a quoteThe quote request form (the no-code way in). The product is saved with the request.Draft, not published
FormPolicy soldStaff-only form an advisor fills in when a customer buys. It stops the quote reminders and sends the welcome.Draft, not published
QuestionReport: quotes requestedHow many people asked for a quote on the form (used by the weekly report).Ready
QuestionReport: policies soldHow many sales advisors recorded.Ready
QuestionReport: quotes createdHow many people got a quote in the app (used by the weekly report).Ready
QuestionReport: policies purchasedHow many people bought a policy in the app.Ready
ReportWeekly: quotes and policiesEach week, quotes, purchases and the state of the advisor calls, to the managers.Off
TemplateYour quote is waiting (email)Reminder email two hours after the quote. No amounts.Ready
TemplateYour quote is waiting (SMS)Next-day SMS reminder.Ready
TemplateWelcome and how to claim (email)Welcome email with how to claim and where the policy document is. No policy number, no amounts.Ready
TemplateWelcome (SMS)Short welcome SMS.Ready
Follow-upQuote 1: follow up until they buyA quote request gets a reminder email, an SMS and then an advisor task, each only while the customer hasn't bought.Off
Follow-upQuote 1: follow up until they buyA quote created in the app gets a reminder email, an SMS and then an advisor task; it ends when the policy is purchased.Off
Follow-upQuote 2: policy soldWhen an advisor records a sale, stop the reminders and send the welcome.Off
Follow-upQuote 2: policy purchasedWhen the app records a purchase, mark the customer as a policyholder and send the welcome.Off
#QuestionDefaultFills in
1What should messages call your company?none, must answerorg_name
2How do quotes and sales reach Origamy? Choose form (no code: a quote form and a staff sold form) or app (your app sends events).formquote_source
3Which team calls customers who haven't bought after two days? (one person is fine)Advisorsadvisor_team
4Which number should customers call to make a claim or ask a question?‹workspace phone›claims_phone
5Where can customers finish buying their quote? (a link; leave empty to give your phone number only)empty: skippedfinish_url

These have defaults. Change any that don’t fit.

SettingDefaultKey
Event your app sends when a quote is created (with a product property)quote.createdquote_event
Event your app sends when a policy is boughtpolicy.purchasedpurchased_event
Products on the quote formMotor, Home, Travel, Businessproducts
Where customers find their policy documentin your account in the app and in the email we sent youdocs_where
Who gets the weekly reportSales managersmanager_team
How long after the quote the reminder email goes2hemail_delay
Wait after the email before the SMS (a day after the quote, minus the email delay)22hsms_delay
Wait after the SMS before the advisor task1dcall_delay
Hours the advisor has to call24call_due_hours
When the weekly report arrives0 8 * * 1report_cron
Default phone country on the forms‹workspace country›default_country
Time zone for the report‹workspace timezone›timezone
Sender address‹workspace default_sender›email_from
Greeting when a first name is missingtheregreeting_fallback
  • 2h after the quote, a reminder email.
  • A day after the quote, an SMS.
  • Two days after the quote, a call task for Advisors, due in 24 hours.
  • Every step checks that the customer hasn't bought yet. The moment a policy is recorded as sold, the reminders stop and the welcome email and SMS go.
  • The weekly report arrives on cron 0 8 * * 1 in ‹workspace timezone›.
ChannelNeeded forBefore it can send
emailThe quote reminder and the welcomeA verified sending domain for ‹workspace default_sender›.
smsThe next-day reminder and the short welcomeAn SMS provider, or Origamy managed SMS after business verification (KYC).
  1. With the form option: publish the Get a quote form and the Policy sold form. Advisors fill in Policy sold, with the phone number from the quote, as soon as a customer buys. With the app option: send quote.created (with a product property such as motor or travel) and policy.purchased from your app.
  2. Add people to the Advisors and Sales managers teams. A task assigned to an empty team reaches nobody.
  3. Never put a premium, an amount, a policy number or a claim detail in a message, an event property you copy into a message or a task note. Messages point to the app, the email and your phone number instead.
  4. Check your insurance regulator's rules on how you may contact people who asked for a quote, and say on the quote form that you will follow up. Don't tell anyone they are covered until the policy is issued.
  5. Verify the sending domain for the email, connect an SMS provider or finish business verification, switch the follow-ups and the report on, and test with your own phone and a fake quote.
  • Choose the form option if you have no developer. Put the Get a quote link on your website, WhatsApp status and social bios, and have advisors fill in Policy sold the same day a customer buys, using the phone number on the quote. If your app already has quotes and purchases, choose the app option and send two events instead.
  • The call after two days is where most quotes are won. Make sure the advisor team has people in it, and ask them to note what was holding the customer back (price, cover, trust, timing) in their own words, without amounts.
  • Never put a premium, a policy number or any claim detail in a message. Messages point to the app, the email and your phone number, which also keeps you on the right side of your insurance regulator’s rules on advertising and customer notices.
  • Many customers pay by bank transfer, mobile money or at an agent rather than by card. If that is how yours buy, change the reminder wording to say so and put your buy link or phone number in the settings, and tell advisors to record a sale only when the payment has cleared.

This playbook is synthesized: no customer has run it with us yet. If you build it, tell us what you changed, and we’ll replace it with the real version.

The request used to test the copilot on this playbook (a live eval):

We're an online insurer with a quote request form, and our advisors record sales on a form. When someone asks for a quote, email them a reminder after 2 hours and text them the next day, and if they haven't bought after 2 days give an advisor a task to call. Stop as soon as they buy. When a policy is recorded as sold, send a welcome that explains how to claim and where the policy document is. Send the manager a weekly report of quotes and sales. Never put a premium, an amount or a policy number in a message.

It passes when every piece is a valid draft and everything lands off, with at least: form, workflow, message_template, report. It must never use: premium, policy number.