Comp Plans - Bulk Change

Comp Plans - Bulk Change

Bulk changes to a comp plan can be made for a specific group of policies. The carrier for the new plan must be the same as the carrier for the existing plan.




Bulk Change

  1. Go to the Main Menu.
  2. Click Comp Plans.
  3. Select a Carrier and Comp Plan Type
  4. Click NEXT.
  5. Click the box next to the policies to change.  Use additional filters to narrow your selection. 

  6. Click NEXT.
  7. Select a new comp plan.  Only comp plans linked to the carrier selected in the first step will appear.  Comp plans linked to multiple carriers are not available.
  8. Click BULK CHANGE COMP PLAN.
  9. Click CONTINUE to confirm your choice.
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