Insurance - Adding an Insurance Policy to a Development or Property

This article is part of the Insurance section.
Adding an Insurance Policy to a Development
Follow the steps below to assign a Normal or Fixed policy to a whole development, or an apportionment within a development.
Adding a Normal policy to a Development
If you set a Default policy, any properties not covered by a policy will automatically be covered and charged under the Default policy.
You can disable the Default tick box with the "Allow Default Buildings Insurance" System Setting. This means any properties not covered by a policy will not be covered or charged.
- Add Comments/Notes. This can be updated at a later date, and a full history can be seen in the Comments/Notes History box.
- If relevant, add a Reference.
- On the Development Policy Excess Details tab, enter your excess information.
- Add notes to the Insurance Notes tab. These can be used on Insurance mail merges.
- Click Save and Close, then OK to dismiss the confirmation pop-up.
Adding a Fixed policy to a Development
- Follow the same steps as above, but select Fixed from the Insurance Type dropdown.
- In the Policy Number dropdown, select the policy you want to assign to the development.
- Select an Apportionment or an individual Property.
- Select a Type that is covered by the policy e.g. Lifts.
- Select how many of that type are insured in the Number of Type field e.g. 2 lifts
- You can add a new row for each item that is covered.

- Add Comments/Notes. This can be updated at a later date, and a full history can be seen in the Comments/Notes History box.
- Click Save and Close, then OK to dismiss the confirmation pop-up.
Checking Clients Covered
Once you have assigned a policy to a development or apportionment, you can check which clients are covered,
To do this:
- Navigate to the Development tab and open your development.
- Open the Insurance tab within the development.
- Select the relevant policy from the grid, and click Clients Covered in the grid at the bottom of the screen.

- Here you can see each client's individual premium amount.
Adding an Insurance Policy to a Property
Once you have assigned a policy to a development, you can choose to apply this policy to an individual property.
To do this:
- Follow the steps above to add the policy to the development.
- Next, navigate to the Properties tab on the selected development.
- Double click the property you want to assign the policy to.
- Select the Insurance Details tab on the property.

- Select the policy you want to apply and click Save and Close.

You can run the Insurance Building Policy Report or the Insurance Fixed Policy Report to see an overview of which developments are is covered by each policy.
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