Live in production
Running today at the founding agency.
Capabilities reference
A plain account of what runs today, what your agency configures, and what VitalBot deliberately does not do.
For licensed insurance agencies and their principals. Not for consumers.
Live in production
Running today at the founding agency.
Configured per agency
Available only after your agency's own rules, roster, and file format are set.
Deliberately not built
Outside VitalBot's role by design.
Live in production
Live in production
Only email addresses your agency authorizes can start an audit. An export from any other address starts nothing. If it came from one of your own listed producers, your management list is told who sent it.
Live in production
Enrollment-platform exports are read from bytes in memory with file, row, and column limits. The export is not retained as a copied client file.
Live in production
VitalBot compares the export against your agency's own enrollment ledger, row by row, using application IDs and a high-confidence fallback when an ID is blank.
Live in production
Each producer receives an HTML email scoped to their own book, ordered worst first: clients whose document or data-matching deadlines are running out, policies cancelled that your ledger still shows active, policies marked paid that are not, clients who were fully subsidized and now owe a premium, and applications that no longer show under your agency. No spreadsheet is attached to a producer report.
Live in production
Management receives an agency-wide review on every audit, including clean runs: counts, anything withheld from producers, internal checks shown at zero when they did not fire, and a running list of where your applications went — the agents of record outside your agency they now sit with, counted once per application. One press on the review's button emails management a spreadsheet of what each producer received.
Live in production
Column drift, missing dates, finding floods, and missing producer books can hold a run or a producer's findings before anything reaches the roster.
Configured per agency
Configured per agency
Your agency controls who can submit files, who receives management notices, and which producers are eligible for delivery.
Configured per agency
Your agency decides which findings reach producers and which stay with management. The default is to withhold when a route is blank, unknown, or mistyped.
Configured per agency
Your own ledger structure and export headers are mapped for your agency so upstream column order does not decide the audit.
Configured per agency
For agencies using a settlement administrator, VitalBot can reconcile a configured settlement bundle and prepare approval materials. Nothing is sent to producers until an authorized person presses Full Send.
Configured per agency
Pay tiers, caps, bonuses, pay lag, producer start dates, and supported persistency windows are defined by your agency's configuration.
Configured per agency
When an absence has a known reason — a book that lives under an old account, for instance — your agency records it once. Producers stop being asked about it, and management's review still sees it.
Deliberately not built
VitalBot reads the export you email and the ledger you provide. It does not connect to HealthCare.gov, a Marketplace, a carrier portal, or any government system.
It does not call, text, or email consumers, contact another agent, or act on your behalf outside your agency.
It reports what it observes in the files you send. It does not recover commissions, decide fault, or make a compliance determination about a person.
VitalBot does not submit complaints, filings, or reports to a regulator.
Your agency remains responsible for its records, supervision, and compliance obligations. VitalBot makes operational signals visible; it does not assume those obligations.
A private demo walks through the live audit, the agency configuration, and the holds that keep a bad file from becoming a bad report.
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