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Custom integration concept · September 2026 Prepared for Johnny Robinson, Senior Vice President Robinson & Stith Insurance, New Bern & Greenville, NC
Robinson & Stith Insurance: AMS + IVANS + website forms → one agency view, and web leads answered like phone calls
A book-of-business dashboard for the Robinsons and Dusty Throckmorton, fed by the systems the agency already runs — plus routing so no quote or certificate request sits in an inbox.
The problem
The agency's promise is "a real, live person answers — no voicemail during business hours," and on the phone it keeps it. On the website, a quote or certificate-of-insurance request goes into a JavaScript-embedded form and arrives as an email, with no hand-off to the agency management system and no record of how long it waited. Meanwhile the numbers that run a two-office, 18-carrier book — retention, renewals due, premium by carrier, New Bern versus Greenville, lead-to-bound — live inside the AMS and carrier downloads, pulled by hand when someone has time.
How it fits together
What changes on day one
A quote or certificate request submitted on robinsonstith.com creates a record in the agency system and pings the on-duty account manager by text and Teams; if nobody claims it in 15 minutes, it escalates. The no-voicemail promise now covers the web.
Jimmy, Johnny and Jim open one Power BI page each morning: written premium, retention, renewals due for the next 90 days and how many are still unremarketed — split New Bern versus Greenville, personal versus commercial.
Premium by carrier is always current from IVANS, so contingency thresholds and the top-five concentration are visible before year-end, not after.
Greenville's COI requests are tracked from request to issued, with turnaround by account manager, instead of living in email threads.
Google reviews and rating are reported by office every week, and the live count feeds the website badge automatically.
As-is vs. to-be
Topic
Today
With the integration
Web quote / COI lead
Email from an embedded form; response time unknown
AMS record + alert; median first contact measured against a 15-minute target
Renewals due
Pulled from the AMS by hand, per office
Rolling 90-day renewal tide with unremarketed count, hurricane season overlaid
Premium by carrier and office
Assembled at year-end for contingency review
Nightly from IVANS; concentration and bonus thresholds tracked monthly
Claims service
Visible case by case in carrier portals
Open claims and days-to-close by carrier, with a 30-day alert
Reputation
4.9★ in New Bern; Greenville thin; count unverified
Reviews and rating by office weekly; count synced to the website
Phased approach
DiscoveryWeeks 1–2Confirm the AMS vendor, rater and form vendor; map export or API access and IVANS file formats; agree the household key and the handful of KPIs the Robinsons want on page one; confirm Power BI licensing (Pro per viewer) or the no-licence web option.
BuildWeeks 3–8Azure SQL model and nightly loads; Power BI dashboard (both offices, all lines); Power Automate lead routing and escalation; Dataverse COI tracker; GA4 and GBP connectors. Parallel-run against the AMS reports for two weeks.
Go-liveWeeks 9–10Cut the website forms over with Evolve; train account managers on the queue and the tracker; hand over the dashboard with a 30-day check-in; alerts tuned to the agency's actual volumes.
Also worth knowing: BICS can stand up a private AI server in the agency's own Azure tenant so account managers can ask questions of policy documents and carrier guidelines without client data leaving the firm; and Power Apps can put the renewal remarketing queue on account managers' phones for both offices. Systems marked "(to confirm)" are inferred from the agency's size and carrier list, not verified.