Quoting: Nursery Value Select (NVS) and Turfgrass Value Select (TVS) Max Estimate and NVS/TVS Quick Quote

This guide provides a comprehensive step-by-step process for generating NVS Max Estimates and Quick Quotes. It simplifies the quoting process by detailing how to navigate AgriNet Quoter, select the appropriate options, and ensure accurate policy commencement months. By following this guide, users can efficiently create detailed quotes, enhancing their service to producers and streamlining their workflow.

Justin Rexing
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Agrisompo

Navigate to <https://agrinet.agrisompo.com/policy> and sign in using the Duo push process.

Select the correct crop year to work in.

Click the "Search Insured or Policy" field and search by insured name or policy number.

Locating IMPORTANT Plan dates

Click the policy/estimate to quote from the policies list on the left.

Click the "Edit" button or magnifying glass icon.

**NOTE:** To see a list of all important dates for the crop/county listed, click the "Calendar" icon on the right of the Coverage screen.

A list of important dates will pop-out.

Depending on the producers State/County, there are two different SCD's for NVS in the Continental US. May 1st and September 1st. Reference dates are imperative in the quoter for setting the "Commencement Month" on the quote.

Quoting an NVS Max Estimate

Click here.

Make sure to set the Correct "Policy Commencement Month" NOTE: This must be done for each "Type" on the policy.

Since 2 types are provided on the example below, both will need the "Policy Commencement Month" changed from the defaulted October to June for this Max Estimate.

If the producer qualifies for "BFR" select the correct BFR year from the dropdown list provided. If producer qualifies for "VFR", click the box next to it to place a checkmark in it.

Click the "Acreage Lines" tab.

From the "Acreage Lines" tab, ensure that all desired lines are elected, "Share" and "Inventory Value" are populated. **NOTE:** If the "BL" option is desired for the field grown lines, click each respective box to apply it to that line only.

Once all desired edits have been made, click the "Quote" button.

Once the system has ran the quote, a "Results" tab will appear displaying the Quote. To get a detailed .pdf version of the quote, click the "Print" button.

Once the .pdf has generated, the button will turn green. Click the "Download .pdf" button to download a .pdf to your computer.

After downloading, the .pdf can be opened for review. A detailed Max Estimate is now available for review with the producer.

Quick Quote NVS

Navigate to <https://quoting.agrinet.agrisompo.com/> and sign in using the Duo push process.

From the tabs at the top of the screen, click "Quick Quote".

From the dropdown list, scroll down and click "Nursery".

Select the "Commodity Year" from the dropdown list. **NOTE:** NVS is quoted in the current Reinsurance Year, for a future Commodity year.

Select the "State" from the dropdown list.

Select the "County" from the dropdown list.

Select the "Nursery (NVS)" option from the dropdown list.

Select the "Policy Commencement Month" from the dropdown list. **NOTE:** Refer to the RMA Acturials for the correct month for the corresponding State/County.

Select the "Practice" from the dropdown list.

Select the "Type" from the dropdown list.

Select at least one "Coverage Level" from the dropdown list.

Click "Option Codes" to elect any desired options.

Click the "Selected Unit Value" field and key the corresponding Dollar amount.

To add another Practice/Type, click "Add Practice/Type" button and populate same as the steps mentioned above.

If the agent has multiple agency codes, select the correct Agency to attach to the quote at this time from the "Advanced Options" portion of the screen.

Click the "Quote" button.

Click the "Download .pdf" button to download a .pdf report to save or print and share with the producer.

The NVS Quick Quote will appear similar to the one shown below.

NVS Unit Structure Guide

Nursery Value Select Unit Structure Decision Tree.