ZANUS AI FOR INSURANCE — RENEWAL OUTREACH
Renewal reminders 60 days out, account-rounding offers to monoline insureds, win-back sequences for lost accounts, the storm-season preparedness note — drafted by the AI from your own book, in your agency’s voice, queued for approval.
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Campaigns and sequences drafted from the book — renewals, rounding, win-backs — awaiting approval.
Renewals inside 60 days, auto-only insureds without umbrellas, accounts lost to price two years ago: audiences built from your own categories and dates — no list exports to a mailing tool.
The monoline commercial account gets the cyber conversation, the homeowner gets the umbrella note — drafted per account from what they already carry, queued for the producer to approve.
Opt-outs and communication preferences are enforced by the system, not by memory. Every send is on the record.
The audience, the content and the sending all live in the same system as the account records — nothing leaves your tenant to reach a mailing platform. “Remind every commercial account 60 days from expiration” becomes a drafted, scheduled sequence in minutes.


Every outbound communication lands in the approval queue unless you designate the category as auto-send. The agency controls every word that reaches an insured — and the history of what was sent to whom is a search away.
Yes — accounts lost at renewal get a scheduled, respectful sequence at the next expiration window, drafted from what you know about why they left, always through the approval queue.
Yes — a reply ends the sequence for that account automatically, and the producer or CSR is notified with the thread attached.
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