Direct-bill commission reconciliation
Find missed carrier commission before monthly close
CarrierClose compares carrier statements to read-only AMS exports and returns the exceptions worth chasing.
April 2026 close
Direct-bill exception report
Exceptions
18
Variance
$4,392
Progressive
Meridian Builders
-$481.80
Expected
$2,418.60
Paid
$1,936.80
Travelers
Northline Foods
-$1,284.00
Expected
$1,284.00
Paid
$0.00
Chubb
Harborview Dental
$0.00
Expected
$842.25
Paid
$842.25
Liberty Mutual
Collins HVAC
-$186.40
Expected
$1,118.40
Paid
$932.00
Safeco
Pine Ridge Rentals
-$608.12
Expected
$608.12
Paid
$0.00
Trust and AMS coverage
Match
Compare each paid line to the commission the agency expected.
CarrierClose reads the carrier statement and the AMS export for the same close period. The report shows the carrier, insured, expected commission, paid amount, and variance in one place.
Travelers
Northline Foods
Expected $1,284.00
Paid $0.00
Chubb
Harborview Dental
Expected $842.25
Paid $842.25
Liberty Mutual
Collins HVAC
Expected $1,118.40
Paid $932.00
Review
Give the owner a short exception list, not another spreadsheet.
Missing payments, underpayments, unexpected payments, and unclear matches are grouped by dollar impact. The bookkeeper can see what to chase and what can be ignored.
Exception queue
Sorted by variance
Missing payment
Travelers
$1,284.00
Missing payment
Safeco
$608.12
Amount mismatch
Progressive
$481.80
Proof
Start with one read-only close period before any integration work.
The first proof uses agency-approved exports and carrier statements. CarrierClose does not write policies, notes, accounting entries, producer splits, or payments back to the AMS.
AMS export
Policy, insured, producer, premium, rate
Carrier statement
Paid amount, transaction type, period
Close report
Reason code, variance, reviewer note
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The first proof stays small, read-only, and tied to a real close period.
Get a free reconciliation from one close period.
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