Can it give a quote?
No. It explains how your agency talks about coverage and gathers what an agent needs. Quotes and binding stay with a licensed agent.
For independent insurance agencies
Answer the coverage question before the first call.
People shop for coverage at night and on weekends, and they tend to go with the agency that answers first. Locke answers them the way your best agent would, from what your agency knows. When they're ready, a licensed agent picks up with the whole conversation. It never quotes or binds.
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From how your agency explains coverage: the carriers you write, the lines you focus on and the answers your best agent gives. We also gather what's already public about your agency.
We go through every source with you, and you decide what it speaks to. Quotes, binding and coverage decisions always go to a licensed agent.
It answers at any hour. When someone is ready, a licensed agent gets the conversation.
No. It explains how your agency talks about coverage and gathers what an agent needs. Quotes and binding stay with a licensed agent.
No. It explains the options the way your agency explains them. The recommendation comes from a licensed agent.
It answers what you've approved. When someone is ready, your team gets the conversation, and anything it wasn't given reaches your team as an open question.
No. It works beside them. People who want to call still call.
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