For Contractor Specialists

AgencyAssist for Contractor Insurance Specialists

Contractor accounts are some of the most information-intensive submissions in commercial lines. Subcontractor costs, completed operations exposure, certificate requirements, worker classification, and prior loss history — underwriters need all of it, and collecting it by phone takes time. AgencyAssist automates the contractor intake workflow so you spend your time on the submission, not the chase.

What contractor submissions actually require

GL
→Scope of work — what do they build, install, or repair?
→Annual gross revenue and subcontracted costs
→Subcontractor usage — do they require COIs?
→Completed operations exposure — residential vs commercial
→Additional insured requirements from contracts
Workers Comp
→Payroll by classification code
→Full-time vs part-time employee split
→Subcontractor vs employee determination
→Prior experience modification factor
→OSHA recordable incidents in last 3 years
Commercial Auto
→Vehicle schedule with VINs
→Driver list and MVR history
→Hired and non-owned auto exposure
→Tools and equipment in vehicles

How AgencyAssist handles contractor intake

→Send the contractor a branded intake link — they complete it on their phone between jobs
→Contractor-specific template captures subcontractor costs, scope, COI requirements, and loss history automatically
→Separate WC intake captures payroll by class code, officer elections, and EMR upfront
→ACORD 125, 126, and 130 generated from intake data — ready to send to the carrier
→Underwriting summary flags missing fields before you submit — no AI requests
→Renewal pre-fill updates subcontractor costs, revenue, and payroll changes without a full re-intake

Purpose-built for contractor specialists — try it free

Run your first contractor intake and see the ACORD output in under 10 minutes.

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Related

→ AgencyAssist for restaurant insurance specialists→ Commercial insurance for contractors guide→ ACORD forms for contractors→ Calculate your intake savings