Linked client work
Prospects and cases keep ownership, history and the next action together.
Services
Innovating Insurance Services had client conversations, follow-ups and group-benefits work spread across separate tools. We built one workspace for prospects, cases, communications, tasks and employer groups, so staff can pick up the full history and the owner can see what needs attention.

The agency system
Follow a client request, review the team’s next steps, and work through group benefits.
All clients, companies, messages, plans and numbers shown here are fictional.
The starting point
Time spent speaking to carriers competed with time available to return client calls.
Colleagues had to piece together the conversation, the owner and what should happen next.
Rates, dependents and contribution rules made employer coverage a separate layer of administration.
What we delivered
Prospects and cases keep ownership, history and the next action together.
Messages, call reviews and due tasks stay attached to the client request.
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Sample email · linked case C2Schedule renewal callback · Jordan Ellis
Members, chosen coverage and employer contributions share one group workspace.
| Member / benefit | Monthly rate | Employer | Employee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Rowan Medical | $700.00 | $400.00 | $300.00 |
| Sam Quinn Medical | $1,000.00 | $400.00 | $600.00 |
| Reese Foster Medical · Waived | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
Sample rates, not insurance quotes. Medical: 80% of the base plan. Dental: 50% of contribution basis. Family rates are twice employee-only rates. Employer share is capped at the selected premium; waived coverage costs zero.
Open cases, overdue work and upcoming renewals can be reviewed by advisor.
An 80% contribution based on a $500 base plan is $400, even when an employee chooses a $700 plan. The employee pays $300 per month, or $138.46 on a biweekly schedule. The demo keeps monthly premiums separate from payroll deductions, makes dependent contribution assumptions explicit, and caps the employer share at the chosen premium. These are fictional examples, not insurance quotes or universal carrier rules.
How we worked
Staff walkthroughs helped shape the record, inbox, task and group-benefits workflows. We tested calculation examples against the team’s rate sheets and refined the fields and flows through iterative feedback.
The practical change
BeforeHistory pieced together across tools
BuiltA linked record with conversations and activity
BeforeFollow-ups kept in separate notes
BuiltAn assigned task, due date and completion state
BeforeRates and roster details handled separately
BuiltCoverage, members and contribution calculations together
Specific capabilities delivered. Measured time savings and financial results are not claimed; this demonstration does not establish live integration reliability or phone outcomes.
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This case study describes work performed by SkillGroup. SkillGroup is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Innovating Insurance Services. Company and product names are the property of their respective owners.