ACORD And The Big “I” Announce Partnership To Provide Forms Access To Independent Agent Community
The Big "I" is the nation's oldest and largest national association of independent insurance agents and brokers, representing more than 25,000 agency locations united under the Trusted Choice brand. The association is dedicated to providing tools, education, and advocacy to help members run more effective and profitable agencies.
ACORD, a not-for-profit industry organization, has been providing forms to the insurance industry since 1972. ACORD currently maintains a library of over 850 forms in a variety of formats, widely used throughout the global industry. As part of its ongoing collaboration with ACORD, the Big "I" has announced that it will fund ACORD Form end user licenses for the majority of its member agencies, allowing them to claim these licenses free of charge.
"Industry-standard forms are a critical component of an independent agent's business," said
All agents and brokers using ACORD Forms are required to obtain licenses from ACORD. Users who are not already members or subscribers of a qualifying ACORD program are able to purchase a stand-alone End User License from ACORD. Under this agreement, Big "I" members with a group gross revenue of under
"The Big 'I' has been an invaluable partner to ACORD in standards development, industry outreach, and many other activities in service to the insurance industry at large," said ACORD President and CEO
For more information on ACORD Forms, see www.acord.org/forms.
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