
Most policyholders never hear from their agent again after the sale. Not because you don't care. It's because there's no good way to stay in front of a book while you're out writing new business.
The Casewave app gives every client a place to reach their policy, ask for a change, and book time with you. Your name is on it.

WHO IT'S FOR
The same app serves someone you're still trying to close and someone whose policy has been in force for six years.
A prospect sees
A client sees
THE PROSPECT PATH
How someone gets from an intake link to a policy on your book.
The prospect fills out an intake questionnaire with everything you'd need to take their case to a carrier.
Their answers come back to you as a case you can work, and they're invited to download the app.
Instead of calling you for updates, they open the app and see the stage they're in and what's still needed from them.
Application and underwriting documents get signed where they already are, not in an email thread.
When the policy issues, they move into your book of business and the app becomes their servicing channel.
IN THE APP
Three things that used to require a phone call to you.
POLICY ACCESS
Most clients couldn't tell you which carrier holds their policy, let alone find the login. When they need to see it, the link is right there in the app and opens in place, with no hunting and no calling you to ask for the website.

REQUESTS
A client taps request servicing, tells Casey what they need, and the request lands in your queue already started. You see it move; so do they.

ACCESS TO YOU
Your information sits throughout the app, and your scheduling link is built in. When a client wants to talk, they book time instead of leaving a voicemail.

REFERRALS
Ask for the referral at the only moment a client is actually glad you exist.
Most agents ask for referrals when they need business. Casewave asks when the client just got something they wanted, right after a servicing request is completed, or right after a meeting with you.
How would you rate your agent?
Would you recommend them to someone you care about?
Who should they talk to?
A yes turns into a name and a number on your pipeline. The servicing work you were doing anyway becomes the top of your funnel.
ONBOARDING
Two ways, depending on whether they're already on your book.
NEW PROSPECTS
Send a prospect the intake questionnaire. Their answers come back as a case you can take to carriers, and they're invited into the app to follow along and sign what's needed.
EXISTING BOOK
Upload your book from a CSV or an export from your current system, then invite your clients into the app. They get access to their policies and a way to reach you; you get a book that stays served.
QUESTIONS
What agents ask about putting an app in front of their clients.
The app is called Casewave, and your information appears throughout it so your clients know exactly whose client they are. It's your name they see when they open it.
No. Payment details are handled through the e-signature and carrier process, not stored or displayed in the client app.
You can still run every request yourself from your own account. The client app makes servicing easier when clients use it, but nothing depends on it.
Yes. A prospect sees their application progress and any documents waiting on them. Once the policy issues, the same app becomes where they reach their policy and request changes.
You invite them, either through an intake link when they're a new prospect, or by importing your existing book and inviting those clients in. The Casewave app is available on the App Store and Google Play.