ZANUS AI FOR INSURANCE — PROCEDURES
E&O checklists only protect the agency when people follow the current version — not the one from two carrier bulletins ago. In Zanus, procedures, checklists and submission guidelines are living documents: answerable in chat, attached to work, priority-ordered so the latest version always wins.
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Procedure upkeep, scheduled like account work: annual E&O reviews and carrier-guideline checks on the calendar.
Binding authority limits, COI release rules, cancellation handling, carrier submission requirements: one library, current versions on top, superseded ones outranked.
“What is our procedure when an insured requests a backdated certificate?” — answered in seconds with the document attached, before the E&O mistake instead of after.
Work types carry their default procedures: the AI drafting a COI reads the release rules — by construction, not by memory.
A carrier changes its submission requirements; the bulletin lands in the library, the AI drafts the procedure update and the staff briefing, and every future submission narrative follows the new rules — no all-staff email that half the office skims.

Upload the new version, set it on top: from that moment every answer and every AI work cites the new procedure. Old versions remain archived for audit.
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