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    Portfolio tracking· Early access

    Your book of business, without the spreadsheet.

    Every policy in one view. Renewal windows surface before they bite, open conditions stay attached to the placement that owns them, and the full audit trail of what was reviewed and when stays visible to anyone on the team.

    What it does

    Three things your spreadsheet can't.

    Renewal windows

    Every policy on every line, surfaced 90, 60, and 30 days out. With a flag for the ones where the prior review found something you wanted to address before remarketing.

    Open requirements

    Every condition, every missing endorsement, every unresolved gap stays attached to the policy that owns it. You see what's outstanding at the placement level and at the book level.

    Audit trail

    Who reviewed what, when, and what was found. When a client asks why you didn't flag something three renewals ago, the answer is one click away, not one PowerPoint deck away.

    Questions
    How does Portfolio Tracking know what's outstanding?
    Every analysis RiskRemedy runs (policy review, COI compliance, document comparison) writes its findings back to the policy record. Open conditions, missing endorsements, and unresolved gaps stay attached to the policy until they're addressed.
    Does this replace my AMS?
    No. Portfolio Tracking sits on top of (or alongside) your AMS. Where an AMS tracks billing, transactions, and contacts, Portfolio Tracking tracks the analytical state of each placement: what was reviewed, what's still open, what's due.
    How do I get my book in?
    Upload the documents you already have (declarations pages, binders, COIs). RiskRemedy extracts the structure and builds the portfolio view automatically.

    Renewals you see coming. Not ones that bite.