For independent U.S. life insurance agencies

There's money leaking out of your book. BookInForce helps you find it.

You already manage these policies. BookInForce reviews your in-force book and surfaces three things that quietly cost agencies money: revenue sitting inside policies you haven't reviewed, coverage about to lapse before you knew it was at risk, and commissions the carrier underpaid and no one reconciled.

The quiet leak: three places your book loses money

  • Unworked reviews

    In-force policies drift. A review that never happens is renewal revenue, cross-sell, and retention you simply never act on.

  • Silent lapses

    Policies lapse on a schedule you can't see from your inbox. By the time the notice reaches you, the commission and the client are often already gone.

  • Short-paid commissions

    Carrier statements are dense and inconsistent. Underpayments hide in the detail, and without reconciliation no one catches what you're actually owed.

One book of business, three jobs done together

Policy Reviews

See the revenue hiding in the book you already manage.

BookInForce reads your in-force policies and surfaces the dated facts on each one: the last review date, the conversion window, the surrender period, each with the record it came from. You decide which conversations to have.

Lapse Watch

Get warned before a policy lapses, not after.

Lapse signals surface while there is still time. You get the policies carrying a signal and the date it occurred, in date order, with a draft outreach you read before anything is sent.

Commission Recovery

Monitor policy and compensation data for your review.

BookInForce compares expected versus received commission and flags the gaps with a likely cause. When something looks short-paid, it drafts the carrier inquiry — you decide whether to send it.

How it works

  1. Send us your book — securely

    You upload your own exported files through Secure Uploads. We never ask for carrier portal passwords or client health data.

  2. We scan it across the three leaks

    Your book is checked for review opportunities, lapse risk, and commission gaps.

  3. You get a report

    A list of what was found, in date and dollar order, with the reason and the record behind each one.

  4. You decide what to do

    The software reports what the records say. What happens after that is your call.

Why BookInForce is different

  • Built for independent agencies and their principals — not for carriers.
  • One data source, three problems solved together, instead of three disconnected tools.
  • We never request carrier credentials or client health information.
  • Your data is yours: it's never sold, and access is limited under a data agreement.

How your data is handled

  • Encrypted in transit and at rest.
  • GLBA-aligned safeguards with role-based access and logging.
  • No carrier credentials, ever — you upload your own exported files.
  • We never sell your data or share it outside your agreement.

Questions agencies ask

Do you need my carrier logins?

No. You export your own files and upload them through Secure Uploads. We never ask for portal passwords.

What does a free book scan include?

A one-time review of a sample of your in-force book across the three leaks, returned as a report, in date and dollar order, so you can see what is there before committing to anything.

Is BookInForce giving me insurance, legal, or tax advice?

No. BookInForce is software that surfaces opportunities and drafts you can review. It is not an insurer, agency, or producer, and figures shown are illustrative estimates, not guarantees. Decisions and any required advice remain with you and your licensed professionals.

Who is it for?

Independent U.S. life insurance agencies and the principals who own the book of business.

See what your book is leaking

Start with a free scan. No carrier credentials, no obligation.

BookInForce is a software platform. It is not an insurer, agency, or producer, and it does not provide insurance, legal, tax, financial, or compliance advice. All figures, scenarios, and examples are illustrative estimates only and are not guarantees of results.