Technology
Sometime this year ATGF will be moving towards a mandatory requirement where all premium remittance checks include a copy of the new remittance report generated from EPIC.
ATGF created a new remittance report in EPIC, whereby Agents are able to obtain exact details on policy premiums due, check a specific file you plan to pay, and know the exact amount of your premium with any endorsements or CPLs that are due per file. The old remittance report will be discontinued and removed from EPIC next quarter.
Our goal with providing you specific premium amounts due per file is to eliminate any issues with mis-matched checks which then must be handled one-by-one and returned to each agent. You can still send individual checks per file or one lump check (preferred method) for those policies you have selected to pay.
Using the "Log In" option in the navbar above or clicking here will direct you to the EPIC portal.
From the primary navbar, hover over "Tools" for drop-down menu. Navigate to "Agent Remittance Report" and select.
Check the boxes for each file being remitted. Amount to remit includes all policies and CPLs in each file.
As shown in Image 2, select the "Print" button for the applicable month and include printed report with remittance check.
The report calculates the total amount to remit.
To remit more than one month, print report and issue corresponding check for each month.
Should you have any questions, please reach out to your State Agency Representative or email title@atgf.net.
Founded in 1960, ATGF provides best in class title insurance underwriting and services for more than 60 years. The company's mission is helping agents succeed through trusted products and services, innovative technology and amazing support. The company currently pursues this mission by underwriting, training and supporting agents in Colorado, Utah, Minnesota, North Dakota, Nevada, and Arizona. ATGF has maintained a strong Financial Stability Rating(r) (FSR) of A, Exceptional, from the independent rating agency, Demotech, Inc.
