Get Started: Insurance Consultant Certifications
Get Certified As An Insurance Consultant
Home insurance claims and policies are more complex than you think.
In this course you will learn about home insurance claim tips and how to give advice that can help property owners ensure they get a proper assistance when they purchase insurance or when they have a claim.
Certified Consultant Program
Help property owners.
Many claims are wrongfully denied. 80% denials get overturned. Typically the claim was notified incorrectly or the policy was interpreted to benefit the insurance company, not the insured.
Even when claims get paid, we found most insurance company offers are insulting and significantly underpaid. Typically by 200% or more. If property owners do not have proper licensed assistance, claims are almost always underpaid.
Learn how to protect homeowners before they have a claim by offering coverage gap reviews so they can make appropriate changes before they have a claim and it is too late.
Earning Income
Marketing Funnel Included
Once certified you will be able to market a free and valuable service to homeowners. Most homeowners have home insurance coverage gaps. Your certification will help you understand these gaps and direct homeowners to licensed partners to help properly protect themselves.
We show you how to onboard licensed partners and get paid lucrative marketing fees by simply getting homeowners to enter our included marketing funnel.
- Invite homeowners to sign up for the free service.
- They will be prompted to answer a short questionnaire
- You are sent the responses
- Connect homeowners with the professionals they request via questionnaire
- You get paid directly using our back office paylink platforms.
How It Works
Warn Homeowners
Connect With Licensed Experts
Connect With Licensed Experts
Home insurance policy coverage gaps are a relatively new phenomenom that is resulting in homeowners not having all the coverage they were led to believe resulting in more out of pocket than expected or no coverage at all when they have a claim. Sadly most do not find out until it is too late.
Connect With Licensed Experts
Connect With Licensed Experts
Connect With Licensed Experts
Once you have consumers requesting licensed help you can simply connect the two via email. We have built in partnerships that can get you paid depending on the service requested. If a homeowner requests help with a claim, you can get $200 if the partner is successful. You can even team up with insurance agents and sell them leads to homeowners looking for insurance.
Step #1 Get Certified As A Consultant:
Before you spend time & money on licensing, get certified as a claims & coverage gap consultant first!
Get certified as a consultant and get the education to direct property owners to licensed advice and assistance with property insurance issues, from policy to claims.
- Learn the claims process
- Insurance claim tactics
- Insurance policy language
- Policy coverage gaps
Join Us
Start A Consulting business
We can help you develop your own claims consultant business but we reccomend that you take our two beginner courses.
- Coverage Gap Certification
- Claim Consultant Certification
If you order one course, you get the second half price if you buy them together.
Courses
Insurance Education Courses
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Insurance Claim College offers this opportunity to get certified as a certified claims consultant. Help homeowners with denied or underpaid home insurance claims and give them advice to help get their claim paid.
This course also includes Adjuster Claim Scoping 101
Learn how to protect homeowners by identifying ones with coverage gaps and give them advice so they can fix their policy before they have a claim and it costs them financially.
This course will explain coverage gaps and their effect on claim payouts. Many coverage gaps written into the policy itself or offered by agents as a way to save money on premium but the reality it is devastating when a claim happens.
Scoping 101 teaches you the first part of being an adjuster.
- How to measure out a floor plan
- What pictures do you need to take, along with free room descriptors
- What is the most important thing about damage descriptions