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Create a Schedule Workbook (How-To)
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Written by Indio Communications
Updated over 4 months ago

What is it?


A schedule workbook is a feature within a submission that allows you to create, upload, or import (Applied Epic, AMS360, or Sagitta integration only) exposure data (SOV, Drivers List, Named Insureds, Locations, Equipment, etc.) into Indio for your insureds to review and update as necessary as you prepare for their renewal.

Benefits of the feature


Updated client exposure information is required to quotes from the carriers. Typically, exposure information is usually stored in the Agency Management System or on an Excel spreadsheet. With Indio's schedule workbook feature, you will be able to send these schedules to your insureds and allow them to update as necessary. Once reviewed and completed, you will also be able to easily track changes on the schedule workbook to assist you and your underwriters with the renewal process.


How to use the feature:

Once a submission has been created, you can create a schedule workbook by clicking "Add Workbook" in the client profile:

From here, you will have several options depending on your agency's integration with Indio:

  1. Start with a new, blank workbook.

  2. Import data from your agency management system using Import Schedules. Integration is available for Applied Epic, AMS360, and Sagitta. This button will be hidden for any other configuration.

  3. Import data from a spreadsheet. You will need to match Indio's template and reformat your workbooks into Indio's template format before uploading. To download our template, you can see the "Download Indio Workbook Template" highlighted below.

Still have questions?  Feel free to chat with our support team using the chat feature located in the bottom right-hand corner of the platform or email support@useindio.com

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