The software integrates very well with Outlook, and the drag-and-drop function is vital. I also really appreciate being able to attach documents, such as pertinent endorsements, to certificates of liability so they automatically print with the certificate every time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Two years ago I learned Applied TAM and then our agency switched to Epic. I see the struggle of those making this change that had used TAM for decades. The issue is that the format is just similar enough that they need Epic to work the same way and it does not. There are significant issues with the flow. Instead of the drag-and-drop onto a file that allows you to choose an appropriate activity, you must first create an activity. It would have been better if it either mirrored the previous system or completely broke away from it for those that used TAM. Also, just when you get comfortable with the way the system works, they implement changes that don't seem to make sense. Such as, the recent change on the COIs added an extra step. There are Acord forms, such as the Cancellation Request and Statement of Values, that were fully integrated in TAM and we have to completely type them out on Epic (backwards is never good). The new Outlook is not compatible with Epic so you can't drag-and-drop from it. In the Transactions system, there is no way to do a MEM bill that won't hit the accounting side. We used these regularly so now it must be typed out every month as well. This causes issues with remembering to send agency bills monthly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
