Start with what you already have.
If you’re already insured, we’ll review the coverage you have, explain what it does, and help you see where a better fit might exist.
Bring a policy declaration page, renewal notice, or a few notes about what’s changed.
How the Amara Coverage Review works.
This is the Amara coverage review journey: you share the policy, we review what it says, we explain the important parts, we compare options where appropriate, and then you decide what makes sense next.
Provide your current declarations page, renewal packet, or policy summary.
Amara looks at limits, deductibles, listed assets, and endorsements where available.
We translate the policy into plain English so it is easier to compare.
Where appropriate, Amara may explore alternatives through the markets available to the agency so you can compare the current policy against other available options.
You choose what makes sense and how you want to move forward.
A sample declaration page, explained one piece at a time.
Use the numbered markers to explore the parts of a typical declarations page that usually matter most. This is an illustrative experience, not a real client document.
This tells you when the coverage is supposed to be in force. It is one of the first places to check when comparing an old policy to a new quote.
Sample only. Final policy language should always be reviewed against the actual declarations page and policy forms.
Choose a starting point before you upload anything.
This helps the visitor understand the value of the review before sharing documents.
We’ll typically look at your listed vehicles and drivers, liability limits, physical damage coverage, deductibles and important optional protections.
Start with a few basics and we’ll take it from there.
This path keeps the information simple and avoids unnecessary sensitive details.