AgencyBloc AMS+ vs. EZLynx Agency Management

It is web based so you can access the system from anywhere. It is easy to customize

Incentivized

EZLynx seems to be well suited for any size insurance agency. The capabilities seem to be endless with the only caveat being the integrated homeowner rating system. EZLynx fits all the categories that a management system should fit for any size insurance agency. About the only scenario I can think of that EZLynx would not be appropriate would be doing the financial books for an agency, but than again, what agency management does.

Incentivized

• CRM
• SALES
• Customer Service
• data repository

• Quotes multiple carriers at once
• Easy port over options when a carrier is selected
• Easy to manage existing policies

Incentivized

• Outlook Plug-in. currently it is a two step process. Ideally, drag and move emails to each activity or client would be a real time saver.

Incentivized

• The integrated homeowner rater is weak and takes too much time to put in the info.
• None of the raters that we use, QuoteRush and Applied Rater, offer exporting capability to EZLynx.
• Can be a little costly if start adding all the capabilities.

Incentivized

It works well.

it is generally easy to use and quiet effective.

great support

Not bad for a roll out.

AgencyBloc is so easy to use. User Friendly. Easy navigation between tabs. Information is readily available and not buried under deep information tree. It is probably the best system for small agency

Incentivized

Before EZLynx Agency Management, I would go into each carrier site to do the quotes. EZLynx Agency Management saves time, which saves money, by quoting all carriers at once.

Incentivized

• Most Agency Management systems are expensive. AgencyBloc is really affordable.

Incentivized

• Unfortunately, I can't tell yet on this as I've only had EZLynx for 4 months now but from what I can see is that I will be saving tons of man hours on processing commissions.
• I'm able to get more intuitive reporting which is a huge plus for marketing.
• The inept integrated homeowner rater is just so bad we've given up on it which means I've had to spend extra dollars on a homeowner rater.

Incentivized