The rewrite_canceled_policy_on_payment advanced setting in BriteCore allows automatically committed (active) policies to be rewritten automatically when a sufficient payment is received. This setting helps reinstate policies efficiently based on the specified billing schedule and ensures minimal disruption for policyholders.
How Automatic Policy Rewrite Works
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Policy Rewrite Trigger:
- When an active, committed policy is canceled due to non-payment, the system can automatically rewrite (reinstate) the policy when the required payment is made.
- The amount required to trigger an automatic rewrite depends on the billing schedule in place for that policy.
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Automatic Commitment:
- When a policy is automatically rewritten due to payment, BriteCore attempts to commit the initial revision of the rewritten policy.
- If the revision cannot be committed due to builder conflicts or other issues, the system will send an email notification to the admin-alerts-processing errors group, alerting them to the issue for further review.
Considerations for Automatic Rewrite
Days to Allow Payment for Canceled Policies:
- Policies will not be rewritten if the payment is received outside the timeframe specified by the days-to-allow-canceled-policy-payment setting.
- This setting determines the maximum number of days after cancellation within which payment can be accepted to trigger an automatic rewrite.
Summary of Related Settings
Setting | Description |
rewrite_canceled_policy_on_payment | Allows automatic rewrite of canceled, active policies upon receipt of sufficient payment. |
days-to-allow-canceled-policy-payment | Specifies the allowable timeframe, in days, for payment after cancellation to trigger a rewrite. |