You describe the job. Risk Ninja does the work.
Three things change when an agency starts using Risk Ninja: the intake, the visibility into the book, and what goes out the door.
Meet Arie.
Arie is the name in the app — think of it as a colleague, not a feature.
Ask
"Which of Harbor Light's policies renew next quarter?"
Act
"Run the renewal review on last year's and this year's package."
Approve
Arie drafts the reply to the underwriter. You review it and send it.
Forward the email.
Forward a client's renewal email with attachments to your Risk Ninja address. It's filed to the right client, the attachments are named sensibly, the analysis you would have run is run, and a summary lands back in your inbox with anything that needs your decision. Nothing is sent externally without a person approving it.
Drop the files.
Drop policies, loss runs, or applications anywhere in the app. Risk Ninja works out whose they are, creates or finds the client, files and titles them, and suggests what to run next.
Your book, in focus.
Renewal pipeline at 30/60/90 days, coverage that looks thin against what similar accounts carry, carriers that are tightening or walking away. Everything pulled from the documents you already have.
Your agency's knowledge, on call.
Carrier guidelines, playbooks, past proposals, and prior analyses become something Arie can draw on in every conversation. Scoped to your agency; never pooled across customers.
Specialist analysis for every major line.
Cyber, management liability, property and casualty, personal lines, workers' compensation, excess, and more. Describe the job and the documents; you are not asked to pick a tool. Each report tells you what to look at next and will do it on request.
Cited to the page.
Every conclusion links to the exact passage in the source document. Click it, see it highlighted.
Client-ready, in your brand.
Proposals, summaries, side-by-side comparisons, and renewal presentations exported to PDF, Word, or Excel with your logo and layout.
Routine paperwork, finished.
Applications and certificates filled from what the system already knows about the client. Review, sign, send.