What a Policy Check Actually Covers
Policy checking is the highest-value QA task in most agencies: it catches carrier and internal errors while there is still time to fix them without a client conversation. When the declarations page arrives, your reviewer compares it against the application, the quote and the binder before it reaches the insured. Findings needing a carrier correction become a tracked follow-up with a due date, so the audit ends at corrected and confirmed rather than noted.
- Named insured, entity type and mailing address
- Effective dates, limits, deductibles and sublimits
- Forms and endorsements against what was quoted
- Scheduled vehicles, drivers, locations and equipment
- Mortgagees, loss payees and additional insured names
- Premium, billing method, attachments and activity notes


