Agree on the coverage relationship
Meet the designated licensed agency, review the policies it can service, and understand the BOR appointment.
Free with your
practice insurance.
Better tools should help your practice grow without adding another stack of software subscriptions. The suite is included with a qualifying insurance broker relationship.
One relationship.
A suite that grows with you.
Start with a useful module
No software subscription while the qualifying relationship is active. Establish the workflow, integration, and onboarding scope together.
Add the next module
Your included software grows as we release new suite modules. Activate what is useful when your practice is ready.
COMMON STANDARD SOFTWARE$0 subscription
During the qualifying broker relationship
Costs kept separate
Insurance premiums · ad spend · third-party usage · separately agreed services
State, carrier, and program eligibility and a written agreement apply. We’ll confirm the agency and policy scope before you sign.Coverage around your practice.
We’ll discuss business coverage such as property and general liability, cyber, and employment practices liability, with the designated licensed agency. Policy scope and availability are confirmed before any appointment.
A few practical details.
What does a broker-of-record letter do?
It appoints a licensed agency to represent your practice for the policies listed. It does not itself cancel coverage or change policy terms. Carrier acceptance determines when the appointment takes effect; we explain the agency and scope before you sign.
What is included?
Common Standard’s own suite software made available to your practice, including future suite modules as released, at no subscription cost while the qualifying broker relationship remains active. Availability, participating entities, and access terms are specified in the agreement.
What costs money?
Insurance premiums, advertising spend, third-party usage charges, and separately agreed services. No managed marketing service or unlimited custom development is promised as part of the software offer.
What if we change brokers?
The included-software benefit ends under the transition terms in your agreement. Any paid continuation would require a separate agreement; the BOR does not authorize automatic software charges.
Do we need to move our banking?
No. Banking and credit are planned separate products, not requirements of the qualifying software offer.
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