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Evidenced change you can put in front of an underwriter.

You use Priora, nothing else; your client's sites run Permia.

Before the renewal

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A client's readiness ahead of a renewal date, as a sheet lying in the client's folder: three conditions ticked, two still open and labelled so, and under it a desk planner running from a ticked today to a ringed renewal day, with the days between still there to close them in rather than at the renewal itself.

The deductible clauses look for a documented permit. Where your client runs Permia, those permits are on the record.

In Denmark a hot work permit is required by insurers and by DBI guidance, not by statute, and most insurers carry a hot work deductible clause. At renewal the deductible pack is what you hand the underwriter.

What Priora answersThe deductible pack on Priora

For new business you put Priora's risk note beside the submission, and every figure in it carries its source.

What you need

  • If you want the deductible pack at renewal, your client's sites need Permia; the pack comes with it, and you need nothing.
  • If you want the risk note for new business, you need Priora, which is not priced yet; ask us about it.
  • Your client's sites run Permia. You run nothing yourself.

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