Commercial quotes, gathered in parallel.
Quoting means entering the same risk details into six carrier portals and waiting. The typing is identical every time; only the form changes.
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Why quoting is repetitive
- The same facts get retyped into every carrier's form.
- Each portal asks for them in a different order and vocabulary.
- Comparison happens in a spreadsheet built by hand.
- Re-quoting at renewal means doing all of it again.
How Browza quotes
Enter the risk once
Give the agent the details and it fills each carrier's form in that carrier's own language.
A comparison, not six tabs
Quotes come back as one table with premium, limits, deductible, and exclusions lined up.
Renewals re-run themselves
Schedule the same task ahead of renewal and the market check happens without anyone remembering it.
It stops before it binds
Quoting is read-only work. Anything that binds coverage waits for a person, always.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Get general liability quotes for this business from our carrier portals using these details, and give me a table of carrier, premium, limits, deductible, and any notable exclusions.”
Questions people ask
Can it bind coverage?
No — and that's deliberate. Browza gathers quotes; binding is a decision a person makes. Agents can be locked to browse-only so the question can't arise.
Does it work with appointed-agent portals?
Yes. You sign in once via takeover and the agent reuses the session.
How current are the quotes?
They're read live from the carrier's own portal at the moment of the run, not from a cached rate table.
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What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.