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5 AMAZING THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH THE DATA IN YOUR BENEFITSGUIDE INSURANCE CRM

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The following are just 5 of the amazing things that insurance agents using BenefitsGuide are doing with their data.  What are you doing with yours?

1) Use the data in your CRM to produce the client specific content that you need for each client renewal and new business opportunity.  

With this single point of data entry you can create better content in less time.  

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2) Use the data in your CRM to populate your commission accounting and reporting  

Capture Plan Records, Producer Splits and Expected Broker Fee or Commission in your CRM and then use that information to fuel your commission accounting and reporting.

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3) Use the data in your CRM to populate proactive email communications to your clients and their employees

BenefitsGuide Member Transactions tool will actually reduce the number of incoming client service calls to your office while improving the service provided by proactively communicating information to your clients and their employees about:

  • benefits
  • forms needed for plan administration
  • links to search provider networks
  • information about value added services included on their plans
  • when will they receive their ID card
Click Here To Learn How You Can Use Workflow Automation And The Data In Your CRM To Improve Employee Benefit Communications

insurance_guy_with_money-resized-600.jpg4) Use the data in your CRM to identify new business sales opportunities; i.e  Medicare or Life Insurance

BenefitsGuide allows you to easily build list views and reports making it super easy to Identify those who are newly eligible for Medicare.  This may or may not seem obvious but each application or client contact on the phone or email that is not documented properly in your CRM is a lead that you do not have once they age into Medicare.

Simply by virtue of using BenefitsGuide Member Transactions to manage your add, terms and changes, you are able to easily pull a report of all those people who may have recently gotten married, had a child, or purchased a new home because you can filter “Member Transactions” by “Transaction Type” to find those with "Enroll a Dependent" because if you are enrolling a dependent, then you either had a kid or "Change of Address" when you maybe just bought a home.

Click Here To Learn How To Use The Data In Your CRM To Identify New Business Opportunities 

screen-reports-dashboards.gif5) Use the data in your CRM to manage your operations of sales and service - 2 quick examples

 

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Jason Silverman

With over 20 years of experience in the world of employee benefits and insurance technology, Jason is the founder and chief evangelist of BenefitsGuide, an insurance agency management system and CRM built entirely on the Salesforce Platform that streamlines the process of selling and servicing group insurance and employee benefits from the perspective of an insurance broker, general agent, PEO, and insurance carrier. Jason also owns and oversees the group insurance brokerage based in New York that he founded in 1996.

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