Why MAC Matters
MAC ensures every important task happens on time and accurately — without manual intervention. This means:
Routine work like renewals, reminders, and follow-ups run automatically.
Actions happen on schedule and consistently across your team.
Clients receive timely, personalized communication without delays.
In short, MAC acts as your 24/7 automation engine — reducing manual effort, preventing errors, and improving every step of your client journey.
Key Features and Capabilities
1. Event-Driven Automations (Entry & Exit Logic)
Workflows in MAC are intelligent cycles that know exactly when to start and when to stop.
- The Trigger (Start):Automations launch automatically based on specific AMS events, such as:
- Dates: A policy expiration, a client’s birthday, or a commercial X-Date.
- Status Changes: A quote marking as "Sold," a policy becoming "Active," or a task being "Closed."
- New Data: A new client entering the system or a new portal registration.
- The Exit Condition (Stop): Just as important as starting is knowing when to quit. You can set Exit Conditions to automatically remove a client from a workflow if they take a specific action—like replying to an email or renewing their policy—ensuring they never receive a "nudge" after they’ve already engaged.
2. Scheduled Campaigns
Use MAC to create scheduled or recurring communication campaigns for:
Campaigns run automatically based on your defined schedule, ensuring consistent client touchpoints.
3. Workflow Customization
Create workflows that respond to your agency’s specific conditions by combining precise filters with targeted actions.
- Include: "Target only Commercial clients with premiums above $5,000."
- Exclude: "Target Auto clients, but Exclude anyone who already has a Homeowners policy" (perfect for gap analysis).
- Notify the Producer: Create a high-priority task to review the file before the renewal date.
- Create a Sales Opportunity: Automatically open a "Cross-Sell Opportunity" in your pipeline to track potential revenue.
- Engage the Client: Send a highly personalized email from the assigned agent, ensuring the message fits their specific situation.
4. Integrated Communication
MAC integrates directly with Momentum AMS communication tools and third-party providers like Twilio, allowing you to:
- Send personalized emails and SMS messages automatically.
- Use dynamic merge fields (e.g., client name, policy number, renewal date) for professional, relevant messages.
- Track delivery, replies, and click rates for full visibility.
5. Task and Opportunity Management
MAC goes beyond communication — it can also:
- Automatically create follow-up tasks or reminders.
- Log activity notes for compliance.
- Create or update sales and renewal opportunities directly in your pipelines.
- Move opportunities between stages as progress is made.
6. Pipeline Automation
Pipelines in MAC give agencies visual control over renewals, sales, and service workflows.
- Create custom pipelines by line of business or renewal type.
- Drag and drop opportunities between stages.
- Attach quotes, notes, and documents.
- Add automations that trigger when opportunities move stages (e.g., “Sent to Quoting” → send email, assign task, post webhook).
This keeps your team organized and ensures no client falls through the cracks.
7. Proposal and Document Automation
MAC can generate and send fully branded proposals automatically.
- Compare quotes, include carrier logos, and add videos or attachments.
- Email proposals directly to clients for review and e-signature.
8. Analytics and Performance Tracking
MAC includes built-in analytics to measure:
- Automation and campaign activity
- Open, reply, and click rates
- Workflow performance and completion rates
- Opportunity progress and win ratios
These insights help your agency refine workflows and improve efficiency over time.
How MAC Works in Daily Operations
- Runs on Real AMS Data: MAC syncs directly with Momentum AMS — no double entry required.
- Works Behind the Scenes: Once configured, automations run automatically based on triggers and filters.
- Full Visibility: You can monitor automation activity, view pending actions, and adjust workflows as needed.
Common Agency Use Cases
- Policy Renewals: Automatically send renewal notices, questionnaires, and reminders.
- New Business Workflows: Create tasks and follow-up messages when a new quote is entered.
- Service Requests: Notify staff and assign tasks when clients request changes.
- Cross-Sell Opportunities: Identify and message clients who meet specific coverage or premium conditions.
Benefits for Agencies
Reduce repetitive administrative work.
Every client receives the same high-quality communication.
Handle more business without increasing staff.
Timely, proactive communication improves client satisfaction and loyalty.
Key Notes & Best Practices
- Start small — automate one or two workflows before expanding.
- Use tags and filters to keep workflows targeted and avoid unnecessary triggers.
- Review workflow analytics regularly to measure engagement and success.
- Combine MAC automations with Momentum AMS pipelines for complete operational visibility.
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