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State insurance bulletin monitoring: Know when a state insurance department posts a new bulletin.

Each state's insurance department posts its bulletins, notices and circular letters on its own site, in its own way, and an insurer licensed in many states is expected to have read them all.

Start from a topic with each department's bulletin page, and get each new bulletin with a summary, and the PDF's title and date.

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changeguard.app/sets/insurance-bulletins

State insurance bulletins

4 pages · 1 to review

Commissioner bulletins

tdi.texas.gov/bulletins/index.html

To review
Insurance Circular Letters

dfs.ny.gov/industry_guidance/circular_letters

Reviewed
Bulletins

insurance.ca.gov/0250-insurers/0300-insurers/0200-bulletins

Reviewed
Company Bulletins

idoi.illinois.gov/companies/company-bulletins.html

Reviewed

What ChangeGuard does

A ready-made topic lists the state insurance departments' bulletin pages, largest states first, so you start with them in one set.
Many bulletins are PDFs: each new PDF, Word document or Excel spreadsheet a page links to appears in one list with its title and date.
Keywords such as “artificial intelligence”, “data call” or a line of business flag only the bulletins you work on.
Every change comes with a summary and a rating, so a new bulletin comes before a holiday closing notice.

Start on Team , $149 a month, for 400 pages and up to three workspaces.

Pages worth watching

Topics

Start with pages someone already picked.

A topic lists the public pages on this subject, each one checked by us, with the words that cause noise left out. Look at its pages in the app, pick the ones you want, and change anything after you add them.

State insurance bulletins

State insurance departments' bulletins, notices and circular letters, largest states first. Pages for 48 of 51 (the 50 states and DC); the others publish nothing a daily check can read.

48 pages checked daily with Team and up

California Department of Insurance bulletins (opens the page in a new tab) insurance.ca.gov
TDI commissioner's bulletins (opens the page in a new tab) tdi.texas.gov
DFS insurance circular letters (opens the page in a new tab) dfs.ny.gov
Pennsylvania Insurance Department notices (opens the page in a new tab) pa.gov
IDOI company bulletins (opens the page in a new tab) idoi.illinois.gov

See the whole list

Leaves out changes that only mention “holiday schedule”, “office closed”.

To hear only about what matters to you, add keywords such as “artificial intelligence”, “data call”, “rate filing”, “surplus lines”, “network adequacy”.

See the Team plan

Topics come with Team and up: pick the pages you want in the app and add them to a new set or one you have. On Team already? Open this topic

See every topic No topic for your subject yet? Ask for a topic

Questions

Questions people ask

Does it cover every state?

The topic has a bulletin page for most states and the District of Columbia. A department that posts nothing a daily check can read is left out, and the topic says so. Add any other page yourself.

Does it say what a bulletin requires?

The summary says what changed on the page, such as a new bulletin and its title. What the bulletin itself says stays in its PDF, which opens from the department's site.

Does it read the PDFs on these pages?

It lists each new PDF, Word document or Excel spreadsheet the page links to, with its title and the date it was first seen. Keywords match the page's text and the documents' names, not what is written inside a PDF.

How often does it check?

Once a day on the Free plan. From Starter up, a page can be checked as often as every hour.

Other use cases

Your first five pages, free.

Create an account, add the pages you already check by hand, and run the first check yourself.

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