Frequently asked questions
Answers for agency principals & brokers.
Learn how Virtual Assistants support agency operations safely and efficiently.
Are your Insurance Virtual Assistants licensed insurance agents?
Our standard VAs are unlicensed administrative professionals focused on scheduling, lead follow-up, document collection, and data entry. Licensed producer roles require specific state licensing validation.
Which Agency Management Systems (AMS) can your virtual assistants use?
Our team has experience with major platforms including EZLynx, HawkSoft, AMS360, Applied Epic, AgencyZoom, and GoHighLevel.
How do virtual assistants handle client data security and PII?
Vitalis VAs sign strict non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and operate within secure agency environments, password managers, and restricted access protocols to protect sensitive client information.
Can a virtual assistant help with policy renewals?
Yes. VAs contact clients 60 to 90 days before renewal to update contact information, request updated vehicle or property details, and schedule renewal review calls with producers.
How quickly can an Insurance Virtual Assistant be deployed?
Following an initial discovery session to review your agency management tools and workflows, a VA can typically be onboarded and active within 5 to 7 business days.
Can a VA answer inbound calls for our agency?
Yes. VAs can act as front-office virtual receptionists—greeting callers, answering general non-licensed questions, gathering inquiry details, and routing calls to licensed agents.