The PDF is read in your browser — only the extracted text is uploaded, never the file. Text goes to the extractor once, comes back as a digest, and sits as a draft until you publish it. Nothing an agent sees changes before then.
The date the guide itself was current — agents see this per carrier. Re-date it when you re-check against the carrier's site.
This text — not the PDF — is what the wizard reasons from. Read the knockouts and look-back windows against the source before publishing; extraction can misread a table, and you want that caught here rather than by an agent with a declined application.
Only live guides reach agents. Drafts are invisible to them.
| Carrier | Status | Last verified | Digest | Source | Imported | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading… | ||||||
One code per agency, shared by their agents. Leave the code blank to generate one that reads cleanly over the phone. The cap is the real protection — a shared code that leaks looks like ordinary traffic until it runs past its month.
Revoking takes effect on the next request — it does not wait out the 30-day cookie.
| Agency | Code | Status | This month | Lifetime | Logins | Last used | Expires | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading… | ||||||||