Munn Insurance Policies & Procedures
This is a mandatory compliance module for employees.
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This is a mandatory compliance module for employees.
This gives a quick overview of the eCampus:
Brian King delivers the Munn Insurance Marketing presentation (recorded October 2018).
Laura gives an overview of Accounting at Munn Insurance.
This module lists the introductory courses you should be taking at Applied University Training.
The purpose of this module is to track your progress on Applied University.
Meggan gives an overview of Blue Butler.
This course is your introduction to Epic (customer/broker management system) and Rating Services (your quoting tool).
When the quote has been accepted by the client, it is time to do the application with the client and then send off for processing. This course looks at completing auto and property (home) applications in Epic.
Meggan runs through the endorsements workflow.
This course is your jump-start point to learning portals.
Meggan reviews Residual Markets and related workflow.
Meggan reviews claims handling in Epic.
Meggan runs through an important presentation on Retention.
Aaron runs through the Applied Epic and Rating Services applications.
Gage demonstrates the BlueButler system and how it works in the Sales process.
Gage runs through an auto quote through to the new auto insurance application.
Gage completes a home application in Epic.
Meggan runs through the ezITV application.
This is an overview of the SNAP Premium Financing tool to create quotes for clients.
This webinar was recorded on April 25, 2019.
Munn Training for both the Commercial Sales and Services teams.
This mini-course provides an overview of the Automobile Standard Policy Form No. 1.
The wording used in this course is the 2016 version from the Government of Nova Scotia. It is similar to other Canadian Provinces.
Upon reviewing this course, you are encouraged to look at your own auto policy to compare and contrast coverage. If you live in another province, even a Maritime province, you will still find variations among the SPF#1s due to differences in our laws and our governments.
This mini course does a quick review of a Homeowners Insurance Package policy which includes:
The IBC 1155 and IBC 1164 are a good introduction to familiarize yourself with Homeowners wordings.
This course is a continuation from the Homeowners wordings course. The focus is on the common homeowners endorsements we sell today.
Like with the other wording review courses, the discussion is general because every insurer offers their own version with their own twist in terms of limits and deductibles offered, coverage, extensions and exclusions to these endorsements.
Even though it is a general discussion, it does go through the endorsements in detail. You may want to review the video a couple of times over. As always, we recommend that you pull similar wordings from one or two of your insurers to start and compare and contrast between them.
This mini course does a quick review of the Homeowners Liability IBC 1164 Wording; a template wording developed by IBC (Insurance Bureau of Canada).
This webinar goes into more detail on Overland Water coverage available in our industry today (originally recorded in November and December 2018).
The purpose is to help Brokers develop a comfort level with the terminology and the offerings that are available for our Insureds.
Meggan runs through the process of handling cancellation requests that come in from clients.
Kayla reviews a policy to be remarketed (moved or re-written with another insurance company).
Level I explores all aspects of Personal Lines Insurance Coverages. Topics covered include government regulation, homeowners wordings and extensions, farm coverage, automobile insurance & endorsements and broker ethics.
Level II explores many aspects of commercial property coverages. Topics covered include: risk assessment, named perils & broad form wordings & extensions, transportation & contractors’ coverages, crime & business interruption.
Level III advances further into Commercial Lines coverages. Topics covered include: the law & liability exposures, the commercial general liability (CGL) wording and other liability wordings, marine cargo & aviation insurance, surety bonds and risk management.
Level IV explores the many aspects of the management process within the insurance brokerage. Topics covered include the functions of planning, organizing, staffing, directing & controlling. Also included are marketing & automation.