Retyping schedules
Locations, vehicles and premiums copied by hand from PDFs into spreadsheets, renewal after renewal.
Drop in a client's policies, schedules and loss runs. Quillon builds the portfolio, shows the premium picture and flags only what needs your judgment, with every number linked to the page it came from.
Real output from a public county renewal packet. Your clients' data stays private.
One public county renewal packet, read end to end:
The renewal grind
Dec pages, schedules of values, fleet lists, loss runs, some scanned sideways. Someone has to turn that into a picture you can trust before the real work starts.
Locations, vehicles and premiums copied by hand from PDFs into spreadsheets, renewal after renewal.
When a client or carrier asks where a figure came from, the answer is buried in a 40-page packet.
A location added, a premium that moved, a limit that changed. Easy to miss when everything is in different files.
How it works
No templates and no data entry. Use the same files you already send to carriers.
Policies, declarations, schedules of values, fleet lists and loss runs, as PDFs, spreadsheets or scans.
It finds each policy, premium, location, vehicle and claim, and checks totals against the documents themselves.
Confirm the few items it flags, then share a renewal brief where every number cites its source.
What you get
Built for the account manager who has to stand behind the numbers in front of a client.
Click any premium, limit or claim to see the file, the page and the exact line it came from. Nothing is a black box.
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Policies with carriers, periods and premiums, plus locations, vehicles and claims, in one place. Scanned pages included.
Total premium, the mix by line and which policies drive it, at a glance.
A short "to check" list: where documents disagree, totals don't add up or a scan was hard to read.
Premiums, expirations, exposures and loss history in a brief you can save as PDF, with sources.
Built to be trusted
Insurance numbers have consequences. Quillon is designed so nothing goes into a client conversation unchecked.
Everything Quillon reads stays a proposal until you confirm it. It never binds, quotes or changes coverage.
Quillon organizes the facts. Coverage advice and decisions remain with you, the licensed professional.
Each workspace is separate, every upload is virus-scanned and originals are kept exactly as received.
Pilot data is used only for your work and deleted when you ask. No advertising trackers on this site.
Who it's for
Account managers and producers handling mid-market and complex accounts with many locations, vehicles and lines.
Risk managers keeping one clear picture of homes, collections, vehicles and entities across carriers.
Counties, cities and districts preparing renewals from schedules of values, fleet lists and loss runs.
Design-partner pilot
Send one client's renewal folder. Within 48 hours you get the organized portfolio and a cited renewal brief, and we sit with you for a short walkthrough.
Free for 60 days. In return we ask for honest feedback.
Questions
PDFs (digital and scanned), Excel and CSV schedules, Word documents and email files. Quillon is strongest today on schedules of insurance, schedules of values, fleet lists and loss runs.
No. It reads and organizes the documents and shows its sources. Coverage advice and decisions stay with you, and it does not bind, quote or change any policy.
On the public renewal packets we test against, loss runs and fleet lists read with 98–100% of checked values correct; heavily scanned property schedules are harder, at around 80% today. Anything uncertain is flagged for you instead of guessed, and the pilot is where we prove it on your files.
They stay in your private workspace, are virus-scanned on upload, and are deleted on request. Please only share documents you are authorized to share.
We'll agree a simple founding-partner price with pilot partners before the pilot ends. There is no obligation to continue.