Role guide
AI agents for insurance agents
Updated · by Rosh Perera
An insurance agency's day is full of small, repeatable admin: collecting details for a quote, chasing a missing declarations page, reminding clients before renewal and following up on quotes that went quiet. That's good agent work. Coverage advice, binding and anything that sounds like a claims decision stays with a licensed person. Use the agent to collect, remind and draft; you advise and send. Not sure which job to start with? Try our free planner.
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Quote-request intake
When a quote request arrives by email or web form, the agent drafts a reply that asks only for what you still need (for auto: drivers, vehicles, current carrier and renewal date; for home: address, year built, roof age) and logs the request in your tracker. You approve before it sends.
Renewal reminders
Every Monday, list policies renewing in the next 45 days from your book of business sheet and draft a short check-in for each: anything changed (new driver, renovation, new business location)? You choose which go out.
Missing-document chasing
For each open file, draft a polite reminder for the one document still missing (dec page, loss runs, driver's licence number collected by you, not the bot) and stop as soon as it arrives.
Quote follow-up
Quotes sent more than 3 days ago with no reply get a short, specific check-in that names the policy type, for your OK. See quote follow-up for cadence ideas.
Certificate-of-insurance requests
Sort incoming COI requests into a list with the holder name and the policy they need, so a licensed staff member can issue them in your agency system.
Copy-ready prompt
Every weekday at 8:30, read new emails and form entries in [inbox or form] that ask for an insurance quote. For each one: 1. Work out the line (auto, home, renters, business, other). 2. Check which of these they already gave: [your intake list per line]. 3. Draft a short, friendly reply in my tone that thanks them and asks ONLY for what's missing. Max 6 lines. 4. Add a row to [quote tracker sheet]: name, line, date, missing items, status "waiting on client". Rules: - Never state a price, rate or coverage opinion. If they ask, write "needs me" and don't draft. - Never ask for full ID, licence or card numbers by email. - Don't send anything. Post the drafts here for my OK.
Works as a Grok Bot routine, a ChatGPT scheduled task or a Claude project instruction. Fill in the [brackets] first. It only writes drafts.
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Ready-made use cases
- 01Never miss a lead follow-up
The agent checks your CRM or inbox for leads that went quiet and drafts the next follow-up.
~4h/week · estimate - 02Inbox triage with drafted replies
The agent sorts your inbox into reply / FYI / ignore and drafts replies in your voice for you to approve.
~5h/week · estimate - 03Appointment reminders that cut no-shows, with your OK on each day's list
Each afternoon the agent drafts reminders for tomorrow's appointments. You approve the list in one go (approve all, edit or remove), then it sends. Reschedule replies wait for your OK too. Sending without review is an optional upgrade.
~3h/week · estimate - 04Client onboarding, with your OK on the welcome email
When a client pays, the agent drafts the welcome email with your intake form and kickoff booking link and sends it once you approve. Sending without review is an optional upgrade.
~2h/week · estimate - 05Ask every customer for a review, with your OK on each day's list
After each completed job the agent drafts the same friendly review request, with your Google link, for every customer. You approve the day's list in one go, then it sends. It flags any complaint that comes back to you.
~2h/week · estimate
Example: Grok Bot setup
Grok Bot routine: Never miss a lead follow-up Schedule: Daily 11:00 Every day, find leads that haven't heard from me in 3+ days (CRM or email). For each, draft a short follow-up that references our last conversation and offers one clear next step. List them for approval, oldest first. Rules: draft first, never send or post anything external without my approval. Keep summaries short.
Grok Bot, ChatGPT, Claude and n8n versions: all templates
Setup steps
- Write the intake questions you ask for each line (auto, home, business) on one page.
- Keep a simple renewal sheet: client, policy type, carrier, renewal date, last contact.
- Paste the prompt below into Grok Bot, ChatGPT or Claude and run it on last week's requests.
- Add an Ask first rule for every external email, then run drafts only for two weeks.
- Add renewal reminders once intake drafts need no edits.
Keep these human
- Coverage recommendations, binding, cancellations and anything that could be read as claims advice come from a licensed person.
- Check your state or country's rules on advertising, record keeping and texting clients before you automate outreach.
- Keep client personal data in systems approved for it. Don't paste driver's licence or ID numbers into chat tools.
- Never paste passwords, card numbers or client ID numbers into a prompt or chat.
- Start in draft mode: the agent prepares, you approve, then loosen the leash one routine at a time.
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Built by Rosh Perera, who has set up AI automations for more than 40 businesses over about 3 years.
FAQ
What should an AI agent do first for an insurance agency?
Quote-request intake. It answers fast, asks only for missing details and logs the request, and you approve every reply. Renewal reminders are a good second job.
Can an AI agent give insurance quotes?
It can collect the details and draft a reply, but rates, coverage advice and binding should come from a licensed agent using your carrier and agency systems.
Is it safe to use AI with client data?
Use tools and plans whose data terms fit your obligations, give the agent the least access it needs and keep ID and payment numbers out of prompts entirely.
Will it work with my agency management system?
If the system has a connector or export, the agent can read from it. If it doesn't, start from a simple renewal sheet you export weekly.