Resolve bordereau exceptions before the reporting handoff
Duvo matches each coverholder bordereau to its binding authority, checks every row against the agreed reporting rules and groups the exceptions into one correction request.
Delegated authority bordereaux
Needs reviewBordereau DA-201
- Report status
- Held
- Missing field
- Risk reference
- Owner
- Delegated authority team
A reported location has no risk reference, so the row cannot be linked reliably to the binding authority’s risk records.
Next action
Request risk reference: the coverholder gets a row-level query and the report is held until the revised file passes the checks.
Refer reporting exception: the managing agent’s reporting owner receives the row and its evidence for review.
Delegated authority owner approval
The delegated authority owner approves each correction request and internal referral before Duvo sends it.
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Delegated authority bordereaux
Risk bordereau with a row missing its risk reference.
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Approval
Exceptions pause for the named owner
Each exception carries the source records, applied rule, recommended action, and the person authorised to decide.
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Reporting gap
Reporting gap is visible before the action
A reported location has no risk reference, so the row cannot be tied reliably to the binder’s risk records and the report is held.
Review a coverholder reporting cycle
A coverholder sends this month’s risk bordereau with a new column order, a handful of rows without a risk reference and some policies that incept after the binder expired. The delegated authority team has to find those rows, separate data errors from anything that needs a closer look and go back to the coverholder before it can accept the report.
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Match the report to its authority
Duvo links the bordereau to its binding authority reference and reporting period from the contract register, and applies the agreed column mapping.
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Check each row
Duvo checks mandatory fields, duplicate risk references, inception dates, class of business, territory and limits against the agreed rules. The coverholder’s original values are never overwritten.
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Group the corrections
Duvo groups the affected rows by issue and drafts a correction request naming the missing or conflicting field for the coverholder.
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Your team decides
Approve the follow-up
The delegated authority owner approves the correction request, or refers rows that may point to an authority breach for closer review.
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Check the revised file
The coverholder receives the approved correction request. When a revised bordereau arrives, Duvo compares it with the original and updates the reporting record; acceptance still waits on the delegated authority owner.
Match each report to its authority and period
Systems and control details
Bordereau checks follow the reporting rules of each binding authority, tested first on a sample of submitted bordereaux for one binder. Field mappings, reporting periods and permitted coverholder contacts are agreed before any system access.
Coverholder bordereau, Binding authority register, Reporting field rules, Prior report versions
Delegated authority owner approval
The delegated authority owner approves each correction request and internal referral before Duvo sends it.
No authority or acceptance decisions
Duvo does not accept reports, decide whether a coverholder breached its authority, bind risks, settle claims, reconcile premium cash or make market submissions.
Retain every file version
Original rows, the mapping version applied, changed values and the owner’s instruction stay linked. A corrected file is recorded separately from formal acceptance.
What teams ask about Delegated authority bordereaux
Can Duvo cope with coverholders who change their bordereau layout?
Yes. Duvo maps each file to the agreed reporting fields and flags a changed layout for review before applying a mapping. The original values are kept.
Does Duvo decide whether a coverholder has breached its authority?
No. Duvo flags rows that fall outside the agreed limits, dates or territory. The insurer or managing agent decides whether a breach occurred and what follows.
Does this cover claims bordereaux as well as risk bordereaux?
Yes. Both are checked against the rules agreed for each binding authority. Premium cash reconciliation is outside this scope.
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