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Forms Boss or Simply-Easier-Acord Forms?

Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:09 am
by Rob
Anyone have any experience with Forms Boss or Simply Easier Acord Forms?

Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:08 pm
by drose3
My agency has had forms boss for 8 yrs, simply easier I tried. tha main difference is forms boss is much more of a program, very simple, fill in accords or just print out blank and hand fill. simply easier, we all tried, and while someday it may be more efficient, it's not their yet, it's simply harder and more complicated. Whether your a twenty year veteran or a newbie forms boss simply works simpler.

Forms Boss

Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:35 pm
by miinsguy
I believe I have used forms boss for about 10 years, since it was a dos based program. I was an off site producer for another agency then.

It has come a long way and takes care of most basic management items. (I have the management option).

For the price it is a very good investment. I know there are better but they cost a ton more.

Good Luck.

Forms Boss

Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:58 pm
by mccluney
Easy to use Not expensive. All Accord forms. Mgmt Options. E-mail of applications a breeze. Add signature and your logo. Excellent Tech Reponse. What else do you need?

Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 10:28 pm
by Rob
I was considering the simply easier because they had built in proposals. Does forms boss have something similar?

Forms Boss

Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 11:39 am
by mccluney
Yes they offer proposals under the Mgmt option. Go to Their website and look at a demo. I have searched for years for a proposal system. Some of them have pages and pages of detailed information. These proposals
explain every detail. The problem is the most all of your clients will not read or want to understand. If the proposal is too complex, you will lose the client. Best to design and save several different types of proposals
that you can customize for different types of risks. Keep it simple. Use it like an outline and explain coverages only if asked. Most new producers
want to provide too much detail. If you client or prospect wants more info
then you can dazzle him with your knowledge. Cover the basics on the proposal, but keep it S I M P L E