Agent FAQ

Contact our General Counsel Office at 401-825-2694 or 401-825-2693.

This procedure includes providing the following:

1. Current RI P&C license, resident or non-resident
2. Beacon Producer Application
3. Completed W9 Form
4. Current E&O Dec page
5. BEACONNECT Registration Form

The name and tax ID number on all of the above items must be identical, and will be used to pay commissions and issue policies.

No. Determining the correct job classifications and rates for premium calculation is not as simple as it sounds. Jobs that appear to be similar may be considered different for classification purposes. Our underwriters will review the operations carefully as submitted on the Acord application to make sure the proper rates are applied. Completion of an Acord application is necessary. In addition, Beacon Mutual has an Agency Online Quoting system which will allow your agency to obtain a “Quick Quote” with entry of limited information to get a sense of price range, as well as to bind coverage. The Agency Online Quoting system and details pertaining to the process are available by logging in to our secure web portal, BEACONNECT.

Beacon launched the new streamlined Agency Quoting Center on June 7, 2019. We want to make it easier and faster for you to quote, bind, and issue policies with our new Quoting Center. The faster, more efficient quoting process features a fully integrated quoting application with a single sign-on through BEACONNECT, our secure online portal.

Beacon will accept applications filed on the standard Acord application. It is critical all information is included on the application in order to bind coverage. A cover letter explaining the account, along with prior loss history (loss run information) is also desired. Incomplete applications or submissions are subject to declination if pertinent underwriting information is not received within 7 business days of submission.

All loss prevention and claims services are provided free of charge with the policy. Please contact our Loss Prevention or Claims departments for assistance.

The principal contractor is liable for injuries to uninsured subcontractors’ employees.

Please refer to the Agent One Inc FAQ (PDF) for more information.