Is there a way to EDIT proof of insurance without canceling?

sonyawiprud

Am I missing something? Tenants are updating their expired proof of insurance and the only method I am finding is to cancel proof entirely click on OK, click on the next OK, say yes to taking another payment, go back into the tenant insurance section, and create the policy number and all of the info again. Why can't I just update the expiration dates, if nothing else has changed?  I thought this new (to me) auto-protect plan was supposed to cut down on operator time spent. 

MamaDuke7

It's a hassle, but the only way is to cancel and then add again.  I stopped putting in the expiration date, so it never ends that way.

MamaDuke7

ESS said:

MamaDuke7 said:

It's a hassle, but the only way is to cancel and then add again.  I stopped putting in the expiration date, so it never ends that way.

I ran into an issue: I'm trying to go in and do that but it will not let me save without providing an end date

It's in the setup.  Your company must require it.  Mine doesn't.

sonyawiprud

MamaDuke7 said:

It's a hassle, but the only way is to cancel and then add again.  I stopped putting in the expiration date, so it never ends that way.

I thought it would be handy that the insurance company would monitor expiration dates, and in part it is because customers are being reminded by the Insurance company that they need to provide proof again or they're going to get ours. Since my company is basing our bonuses on our ability to keep a percentage of tenants on our insurance, this was ideal, until I noticed what a pain it is to simply update. I guess I was hoping to get something for nothing! LOL 

ESS

MamaDuke7 said:

It's a hassle, but the only way is to cancel and then add again.  I stopped putting in the expiration date, so it never ends that way.

Thank you so much for this because I didn't know that was an option! I have several monthly that I screenshot so I have it handy without pulling 15 files, then update the expiration dates.

ESS

MamaDuke7 said:

It's a hassle, but the only way is to cancel and then add again.  I stopped putting in the expiration date, so it never ends that way.

I ran into an issue: I'm trying to go in and do that but it will not let me save without providing an end date

sonyawiprud

ESS said:

MamaDuke7 said:

It's a hassle, but the only way is to cancel and then add again.  I stopped putting in the expiration date, so it never ends that way.

I ran into an issue: I'm trying to go in and do that but it will not let me save without providing an end date

I think mine is doing the same thing. and there's no way to remove the start date and leave it blank. 

ESS

MamaDuke7 said:

ESS said:

MamaDuke7 said:

It's a hassle, but the only way is to cancel and then add again.  I stopped putting in the expiration date, so it never ends that way.

I ran into an issue: I'm trying to go in and do that but it will not let me save without providing an end date

It's in the setup.  Your company must require it.  Mine doesn't.

Ahh! TY! I'll ask boss lady if she'll change it.