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Risk-Runway SMS alert notifying an agent that a new quote has arrived
A quote arrives, you get texted, and you can act from your phone.

Feature

SMS alerts

The moment a quote lands, you get a text. And you can process documents into the app straight from that text — no need to be at your desk to keep a deal moving.

The problem it solves

Quotes don't arrive on a schedule. A market responds when it responds — often late in the day, or while the person handling the account is in a meeting, out with a client, or already gone for the evening. If nobody's watching the inbox, that quote sits for hours, or a broker follow-up goes unanswered, while the clock runs toward an effective date. In a market where several agencies may be working the same account, speed to respond is part of how you win the business.

Email notifications don't solve this — they blend into the hundreds of other messages a day and get ignored precisely when things are busiest. What's needed is a signal that cuts through: the small number of events that actually move a deal forward, delivered where you'll see them.

How it works

When inbox monitoring flags a relevant email — a new quote, a revised quote, a key broker reply matched to a live submission — it fires off an SMS to the right person. And the text isn't just a heads-up: from it, you can push the attached document into the app to be parsed or filed.

Who it's for

Producers who spend their days out of the office get the most obvious benefit — they can keep a placement moving from a client's parking lot. But the whole team benefits from the shared assurance that an incoming quote won't go unseen just because one person was heads-down. For smaller agencies without someone dedicated to inbox triage, the alert effectively is the triage.

Why it matters

You respond faster, brokers hear back sooner, and time-sensitive submissions don't stall just because someone was away from their inbox. Pairing alerts with a full mobile experience means the entire loop — get notified, review, act — can happen from a phone in the minutes after a quote lands, instead of the next time someone sits down at a computer.

Frequently asked questions

What triggers an SMS alert?

When inbox monitoring flags a relevant email — an incoming quote or a key broker reply matched to one of your submissions — it texts the right person. You're notified about messages tied to a live deal, not every email.

Can I process a quote from the text message?

Yes. From the alert you can push the attached document into the app to be parsed or filed, so you can keep a submission moving without opening a laptop.

Why do SMS alerts matter for surplus lines?

Quotes arrive unpredictably, and speed to respond helps win business. A text means a quote is acted on in minutes rather than sitting unread until someone checks the inbox.

See the alerts in action

We'll show what triggers a text and how processing from your phone works. 20 minutes, no pressure.

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