Renewly
A multi-state insurance-producer workspace that joins authorized license records, continuing-education credits, versioned topic requirements, deadlines, course evidence, and authority dispositions without pretending a dashboard is renewal approval.
Individual insurance producers and small agencies can hold licenses in several jurisdictions, each with its own cycle, credit rules, mandatory topics, exemptions, reporting path, and renewal process. The supplied research confirms a multi-state continuing-education tracker in another regulated profession, contracted national producer-data access, contracted producer-management interfaces, and an informational map covering 51 jurisdictions. It found no self-serve product combining a national producer identifier with insurance-specific mandatory-topic mapping for individuals. Renewly builds a jurisdiction- and license-specific requirement snapshot from approved sources, imports authority or provider credit evidence where permitted, records manual evidence with provenance, calculates candidate gaps, and recommends courses only after confirming jurisdiction, line, topic, provider approval, reporting behavior, and timing. A recommendation never guarantees credit or renewal. License status, appointment, education completion, provider reporting, authority receipt, renewal submission, authority disposition, and correction remain separate. The original stage named three APIs and verified none; later research confirms access programs, not the buyer's eligibility, production contract, exact fields, or live integration. Every rail requires permission and reconciliation before use.
An individual multi-state insurance producer, a small-agency licensing coordinator, or an operations owner responsible for a bounded roster of producer renewals.
Several supplied jurisdiction changes create a current coordination burden.
Existing tools skew toward other professions, information, or contracted enterprise rails rather than self-serve insurance topic mapping.
Three cross-references and two inbound links support the credential and continuing-education family.
Simultaneous supplied rule-change signals, confirmed contracted data rails, an adjacent multi-state tracker, and a specific insurance topic-mapping gap support the wedge.
The buyer and budget need validation, all three original APIs were unverified, official access is contracted, rules change, authority records can lag, and a direct licensing rail or course provider could add the workflow.
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