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Chapter 08

SOPs & Workflows

OneDrive folder structure, Hughes submission process, and CRM lead stages.

08.1

OneDrive Folder Structure

Each client gets their own folder in OneDrive. Upload all documents as soon as you receive them.

📁 Clients
📁 [Client Name] — [DOT#]
📄 Application (signed)
📄 Quote Sheet (QS)
📄 MVRs — all drivers
📄 IFTA reports (last 4 quarters)
📄 Loss Runs (last 3 years)
📄 Finance Agreement (if applicable)
08.2

CRM Lead Stages

New Lead

Lead just entered the system. Add to your Tracker immediately to secure it under your name.

Attempting Contact

You have tried to reach the lead but have not made contact yet. Log every attempt.

Contacted

You have spoken with or messaged the lead. Update notes with what was discussed.

Quoting

You are actively gathering information and submitting quotes.

Quoted

Quote has been presented to the client. Follow up regularly.

Sold

Policy bound. Create a customer profile with carrier, policy #, and premium. Upload all docs.

Lost

Client went with another carrier or agent. Note the reason.

Recycle

Lead is not ready now but may be in the future. Set a follow-up date.

08.3

Hughes Submission Process (Secondary Markets)

Use this process when a client cannot be placed with Progressive, Geico, or Cover Whale.
1

Gather all required documents: MVRs for all drivers, last 3 years of Loss Runs, IFTA for last 4 quarters, signed application, current COI.

2

Email Mike Hughes at [email protected] with the client's full name, DOT#, and a summary of their situation.

3

Attach all documents to the email. Make sure business name matches EXACTLY how it appears on FMCSA.

4

Mike will respond with market options. Be prepared for several follow-up questions — respond quickly.

5

Keep the client informed throughout the process. Secondary markets can take 3–10 days.

6

Once a quote is received, present to the client and follow the standard binding process.

08.5

How to Download a Certificate of Insurance (COI)

Learn how to download a Certificate of Insurance (COI) from the insurance CRM. This guide walks you through the steps to access and retrieve the COI document.

1

Navigate to the Customers page

Go to crm.insurance4truck.com/customers. In the left sidebar, click Customers to see the full customer list. Each row shows the customer's Name, DOT#, Contact info, and Agent.

Open Customers Page →
Step 1 — Customers page
2

Click "Get COI"

Find the customer you need a COI for, then click the Get COI button next to their DOT number.

Step 2 — Click Get COI
3

Fill in the Certificate Holder Details

A panel will open on the right showing the customer's address, policies, and agent. Under Enter Certificate Holder Details, fill in: Name*, Address*, and City, State, Zip*.

Step 3 — Certificate Holder Details
4

Click "Download"

Click the blue Download button to generate and download the COI PDF. The document will include the customer's policy information and the certificate holder details you entered.

Step 4 — Click Download
5

(Optional) Send COI via Email

After downloading, you can also email the COI directly. Enter the recipient's email in the Additional Email* field, then click Send COI Email. The agent on file and the logged-in user will automatically be CC'd. You can also click Edit-Internal COI to make edits before sending.

Step 5 — Send COI Email
Tip: You can also access COI Download directly from the left sidebar in the CRM — look for the COI Download menu item.
08.4

DOT Lookup & Lead Tags

You can quickly look up the lead DOT from the text messages screen in the CRM. Use the DOT# to get more info via the SAFER FMCSA tool.

Tags will give you an indication of what is going on with a lead:

New Venture

Brand new trucking company. May be more difficult to place — lower priority for secondary markets.

Annual Renewal

Policy is up for renewal. Ask if their current carrier gave a renewal quote.

Cancel Notice

Policy is being cancelled. Ask why — invite them to complain about their current agent.

Loss Runs

Client has requested loss runs. Follow up to ensure they were received.