
Most agents' books live in a spreadsheet that's six months stale, plus whatever they can remember. You can't service what you can't see.
Import what you have. Casey sorts it out, builds your book, and tells you who needs attention this week.

IMPORT
However your data currently looks.
A CSV, an export from your current system, or the spreadsheet you've been keeping. It doesn't need to be clean.
Casey reads the file and maps your columns to the right fields. You don't conform to a template. The template conforms to you.
Clients, policies, carriers, face amounts, issue dates, and anniversaries, organized and searchable in minutes.
Send your book an invite to the Casewave app so they can reach their policies and start requests themselves.
Wrote new business? Add the rows and re-upload. Casey compares it against what's already there and updates only what changed.
THE VIEW
The numbers you'd otherwise be rebuilding in a spreadsheet every quarter.
THE BOOK
Every policy you've placed, sorted so you always know who to reach out to next, with face amounts, issue dates, policy numbers, and carriers on one screen instead of nine carrier logins.

WHAT'S COMING UP
Anniversaries and renewals show on your dashboard, and Casey raises them in your daily and monthly tasks, so a renewal date isn't something you find out about after it passes.

WHAT YOU'RE OWED
Casewave doesn't pull commission statements from carriers. You enter what you expect to earn on each policy, and your book totals it, so the number on your dashboard is yours, not a guess we made for you.

QUESTIONS
What agents ask before handing over a spreadsheet.
Enough to identify the client and the policy. At minimum that means name, contact information, date of birth, policy number, and carrier. Casey handles the rest of the mapping.
That's the normal case. Casey reads whatever column names you have and maps them to the right fields, so you don't have to reformat anything to match a template first.
Add the rows to your file and upload it again. Casey compares the new file against your existing book and updates what changed instead of creating duplicates.
No. Casewave doesn't connect to carrier commission statements. The commission figures in your book are estimates you enter yourself, so you can see roughly what your book is worth annually.
Yes, as long as you can export it to a CSV. Exports from agency management systems and other CRMs work the same as a spreadsheet.
They're on your book, and you can invite them into the Casewave app to reach their policies and submit requests. See the client portal