Field underwriting copilot|165 answers graded·0 invented·100% cited
Underwriting answers you can quote.1 Ask in plain English, get the carrier’s own words back — document and page — before you reach the doorbell.
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1.Verbatim from the carrier’s own guide, with the page number — or it tells you to call underwriting. It never guesses.
scripted questions, graded against the source documents
invented numbers, benefits, or verdicts
of answers carried a citation — or refused honestly
2. Coverage, eligibility, condition, and medication questions from field scripts — every answer graded against the document it cites. 3. A refusal that names the right document counts as correct. An uncited number counts as wrong.
See it answer
It shows its work, every time.
The answer leads
A clear yes, no, or pivot — in the first line, not after three paragraphs.
The source rides along
The verdict carries the quoted line and its page — tap it to read the source itself.
Your book is one question away
Follow up in the same chat — “who’s up for renewal this month?” — and it answers from your own clients.
§ 1No guessing
Quote it to the client
Every answer is a verbatim quote with its citation — or an honest "call underwriting." Nothing on the screen is unsourced.
§ 2Your book
Knows every client
Ask the way you'd ask an assistant: cross-sell lists, lapsed policies, who's up for renewal — counted from your book, not estimated.
§ 3At the door
Fast enough for the driveway
Lives on your phone. Check a knockout question between the car and the doorbell, and have the pivot ready before you knock.
When the guide doesn’t answer
“I don’t have a citable source for that — call underwriting before submitting.”
— Underquill, declining to guess
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