Insurance template
Insurance Renewal Tracker Excel Template
Track renewal dates, notice deadlines, premium movement, exposure updates, missing documents, quote status, owners, and next actions in one renewal control sheet.
Who it is for
Commercial insurance brokers, risk managers, account handlers, and operations teams preparing renewal packs.
Best use cases
- Renewal diary control
- Missing-data tracking
- Client action lists
- Broker team handover
- Market submission planning
Related workflow
Used in: Insurance Renewal Prep Workflow
Use this template as the intake sheet before moving through premium movement, claims review, exposure checks, and quote comparison.
Template fields and structure
The starter structure is designed to work in Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI, insurer portals, internal trackers, or client-facing documents.
Copyable CSV / spreadsheet structure
policy_reference,client_name,line_of_business,renewal_date,notice_due_date,current_premium,claims_count,status,next_action,owner PROP-2026-001,Northstar Foods Ltd,Property,2026-09-30,2026-07-31,84500,3,Missing loss run,Request updated loss run and SOV,Account Executive
Example filled row
Use the example as a quality benchmark for how specific each row should be before the file is used in a workflow or tool.
| policy_reference | client_name | line_of_business | renewal_date | notice_due_date | current_premium | claims_count | status | next_action | owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PROP-2026-001 | Northstar Foods Ltd | Property | 2026-09-30 | 2026-07-31 | 84500 | 3 | Missing loss run | Request updated loss run and SOV | Account Executive |
How to use it
- Add one row per policy, coverage section, or renewal workstream.
- Update document flags as loss runs, SOVs, exposure updates, and quotes arrive.
- Filter by status or owner during renewal meetings.
- Use the notes column for underwriter questions and client follow-ups.
What a completed version should prove
Common mistakes to avoid
Frequently asked questions
Can I open this template in Excel?
Yes. It is a CSV file, so it opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, and most spreadsheet tools.
Should I track every policy separately?
For simple clients, one row per line of business is enough. For larger programmes, split rows by policy, layer, country, or workstream.