Review agency financial performance
Connect booked results, plan, Book movement, retention, and Book-to-ledger reconciliation in one monthly review.
Take the tour →Resource library
Search the public Notes, guided product tours, calculators, and metric reference. Every result is available without a form; tours continue into the fictional, read-only Keelridge demo.
Connect booked results, plan, Book movement, retention, and Book-to-ledger reconciliation in one monthly review.
Take the tour →Use retention, genuine movement, rounding, and commission contribution as coaching evidence without a public leaderboard.
Take the tour →Follow one opening cohort and compare client, premium, and commission retention with the movement behind the rates.
Take the tour →Forecast renewal load, find material prior-term changes, and carry follow-up back to the AMS.
Take the tour →Follow opportunities through bound or lost and compare resolved activity with actual AMS Book arrivals.
Take the tour →Compare Book earning power with booked income while keeping modeled rates, growth, and unexplained differences visible.
Take the tour →Calculate client, premium, and policy retention from your own figures. The arithmetic stays in your browser.
Open the resource →Bridge opening to closing annual premium through lost customers, gained customers, and change on retained customers.
Open the resource →Check the selected formulas, sources, and interpretation boundaries used by the public tools and product explanations.
Open the resource →Separate insurance agency customer growth from retained-book premium change, losses, remarkets, acquisitions, and transfers using dated AMS Book snapshots.
Read the note →Learn how insurance agencies can review large renewal premium changes without turning every threshold alert into automatic remarketing.
Read the note →Build a monthly insurance agency performance review from AMS book data and accounting results, covering profit, retention, growth, renewals, and follow-up.
Read the note →Measure insurance account manager performance through retention, book movement, rounding, and commission—without mistaking an inherited book for success.
Read the note →Why insurance Book earning power and booked P&C commission differ—and how to compare the same scope-month window without forcing a false tie-out.
Read the note →Premium retention weights an opening customer cohort by premium; client retention counts each customer once. Learn what the gap between them reveals.
Read the note →Learn why moving an existing client to another carrier can inflate new business and churn—and how to separate genuine growth from book movement.
Read the note →Try a broader term, or send the agency question directly.
Inspect the product
The guided tours open the matching page in a fictional Keelridge agency under the role that would use it. No signup or agency files are required.