Agency owners
Carry more of the book per person
See profit by line, hold costs as you grow, and build an agency worth more at sale.
For Agencies & Brokers
Insurance agency solutions that cover the whole operation, from placing a risk to servicing the book, and closing the month. Every team works from the same client record and source of truth.
Some agencies need solutions based on the results they want and others based on which part of the business is straining, and either one is a good place to start.
Some of the strain is departmental and some belongs to a line of business, so these start where the work actually lands.
Agency owners
See profit by line, hold costs as you grow, and build an agency worth more at sale.
Producers
Build prospect profiles in minutes, automatically complete applications, and submit once across your markets.
Servicing and account management
Every account keeps its history, carrier updates write to the policy, and clients can handle routine requests themselves.
Finance and accounting
Invoices, payments and commissions post to the policy, and AI matches carrier statements for your team to review.
Commercial lines
Start every renewal on time, quote the coverage gaps, and put your team’s hours into placement and clients.
Personal lines
Reach every renewal before it expires, including the accounts at the bottom of the list.
Benefits
Grow without another license or spreadsheet, and bring new hires up to speed in one workspace.
MGAs and wholesalers
Take on another program or another appointed agent without adding administrators or another system.
Why Applied
Applied Epic fills applications, checks issued policies and reconciles statements inside your permissions, and your team approves.
Commercial, personal and benefits business share one client record, with the accounting and forms each line needs.
From submission to renewal, quotes, policies and endorsements come back into the account from your carriers.
Most agencies need four things working together: somewhere to quote and place risk, somewhere to service the client, somewhere to handle the money, and a way to see what the book is doing.
Insurance agency solutions earn their keep when those four share one client. Four tools each holding their own version of the account create reconciliation nobody planned for.
An agency management system is where the client and the policy live, so servicing, renewals, accounting and reporting read from the same place. Other agency software usually does one job and hands the result on.
That distinction decides how much rekeying your team does. A rater or a signature tool is useful, but it is not where the account lives.
Applied Epic fits established agencies running multi-line books across P&C and benefits, typically 10 to 500 or more staff. EZLynx fits smaller or single-line personal lines agencies optimizing for quoting speed.
Both are Applied products, so the question is fit rather than which company to buy from.
Start from whichever is more concrete for you. If you can name the result you are accountable for this year, the outcome pages get you there faster.
If what you can name is the part of the agency that is straining, start from the need instead. Both routes end at the same capabilities.
Usually not. Most of what an agency needs sits inside one agency management system, and these are different entry points into it rather than separate purchases.
Where something genuinely sits outside it, such as a benefits quoting platform you already run, it connects rather than being replaced.
Independent agencies and brokers, from a single location to a national firm running several brands. The common thread is a multi-line book that more than one department touches.
Agency management solutions of this kind matter more as the agency gets more complex. A single-line agency of five people has a different problem than a 40-location firm.
Best Practices
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