WHO IT IS FOR

Keep commercial account changes in the financial story.

A commercial account review needs more than the original premium. Bring the endorsement, audit adjustment, customer receipt, and producer detail into the discussion. Start with one agency-bill account and follow its changes from the AMS360 transaction to the carrier statement.

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Bring the carrier and producer questions together

Carrier reconciliation compares the statement with agency payables and payment history. Producer reporting brings commission activity into a selected date range. Keep the agreement, transaction references, and adjustments close to the report so a question about an endorsement can be traced to the change that created it.

EvenPenny puts agency-bill statement exceptions beside the AMS360 entries and prepares remittances from the verified list. Your team resolves the exceptions, approves the amounts, and sends payment. Bring an account with an endorsement or audit adjustment to your first workflow discussion.

Common questions

Where should an audit adjustment appear in the review?
Keep it with the audited policy period and the supporting billed transaction, then trace it to the carrier statement where it appears.
What helps explain a producer split?
Bring the producer agreement, source transaction, adjustment history, and reporting period. Those details give the payout conversation a clear starting point.
Which account should we bring first?
Choose an agency-bill account with a familiar endorsement or audit question, its carrier statement, and the corresponding AMS360 exports.

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