When a renewal opens
Underflow checks for expiring Bound and Issued policies during the workspace’s local six o’clock hour. The scheduler runs once per UTC hour, so a half-hour or quarter-hour zone runs at 6:30 or 6:45 local time. A policy within 90 days of expiration receives one renewal file unless one already exists. There is no manual Start renewal action and no setting for the 90-day window. The new file:- Starts in Received as an ordinary Book file.
- Uses the expiring policy’s expiration date as its proposed effective date.
- Keeps the program, agency, producer, insured, and prior-policy relationship.
- Carries application answers forward after applying executed endorsements.
- Records a renewal event and requests an Aurora turn.
The Desk summary counts policies expiring within 30 days, while the calendar can show expirations up to 120 days
ahead. Those windows are different from the 90-day renewal creation window.
Carried answers
Each carried answer keeps its original observation date and showsExpiring policy as its source on the new file. The answer does not expire automatically. Aurora sees its age and is expected to confirm material facts or record why it remains reliable.
New answers use the same fact ledger as any submission. The latest recorded value is current, while disagreements and earlier sources remain visible.
Work the renewal
Once opened, a renewal follows the normal submission workflow:- Review the carried application and open gaps.
- Collect changes and current evidence.
- Reassess appetite, external scan results, and subjectivities.
- Quote and bind the new term.
Issue a nonrenewal notice
On a Bound or Issued policy:- Open the file’s Policies section.
- Enter an optional reason.
- Select Issue nonrenewal notice and confirm.