Back-Office Insurance Agent Support in Lower Brule, South Dakota

Trained BPO teams that handle COIs, endorsements, downloads, renewals, and more — inside your system.

Agencies in Lower Brule are under pressure to service policies quickly and stay compliant - without overhiring. Selectsys provides trained support teams that work directly inside your AMS (AMS360, Epic, Alice, Sagitta, Expert Insured, MGA systems). You assign the task - we get it done fast and right.

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Why Lower Brule Agencies Trust Selectsys

2–4 hour turnaround on COIs and endorsements
Familiar with South Dakota carrier workflows and compliance
Fully embedded inside your AMS - not external tools
Supports Applied Epic, AMS360, Alice, MGA systems & more

Why Teams Choose Selectsys

100% insurance trained team not general virtual assistants
Fast turnaround with most tasks completed within hours
Works directly in your AMS with no portals or spreadsheets
Scalable support with flat rate pricing not hourly
Easy onboarding with first month free and no commitment
Built for agents so you can focus on servicing and selling

Client Reviews

Selectsys handles endorsements in Lower Brule, South Dakota faster than anyone on our internal team.

- Erica R., Account Manager in Lower Brule, South Dakota

COIs used to take a day. Now they’re done in hours. That’s Lower Brule efficiency.

- Priya K., Client Services Rep in Lower Brule

Our agents in Lower Brule, South Dakota now focus on selling - Selectsys handles the service side.

- Mike C., Agency Owner in Lower Brule, South Dakota

FAQ's

Do you provide client-facing communication?

No. We operate fully in the background - your agency stays the face to the insured.

Can we track SLA compliance and metrics?

Yes. We provide weekly productivity reports, task completion stats, and SLA dashboards.

Can we assign work through email or queues?

Yes. You can assign tasks via email, shared logs, or directly through AMS queues.