Est. 1954 · On the square in Alderton, MissouriOffice: Mon–Fri 8–5 · Storm line answers all nightFictional Detailed In Design demonstration
Courthouse Square InsuranceIndependent agency · Alderton, Missouri
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Farm · Home · Auto · Small commercial

Three generations on the same corner.

Since 1954 the Casteel family has read policies across a desk on the courthouse square — farm schedules, homeowners, fleets of two, and the diner on the corner. Fourteen carriers on the shelf, one family answering the phone.

See the Renewal Book What we cover
1954First policy written
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0Households & farms
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0Carriers quoted
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0Generations at the desk
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What we write

Plain policies, read aloud before you sign.

Farm & ranch

Dwellings, machinery schedules, stored grain, and liability that understands a custom-harvest arrangement. We walk the schedule with you every renewal.

Home

Replacement cost that keeps up with lumber prices, roofs rated honestly, and deductibles you picked on purpose — not the ones a website defaulted to.

Auto

Family cars, farm pickups, and the kid who just got a learner’s permit. When a deer wins, you call a person whose desk you can find.

Small commercial

The diner, the roofing crew, the rental duplexes. Business-owner policies, work comp, and the certificates your contracts demand — same day.

Since 1954

The clock has watched us work.

Earl Casteel opened the office when the courthouse clock still had to be wound by hand. His daughter Margaret ran it through two floods and one tornado. Today Dan and Erin Casteel sit at the same oak desks — with a renewal system Earl would have recognized instantly, because it works the way his did: nobody’s renewal arrives as a surprise.

Earl opens the office

A card file, a rotary phone, and a promise: every policy read aloud before it’s signed.

Margaret takes the desk

The card file becomes a binder wall. The promise doesn’t change through the ’93 flood.

Dan & Erin, third generation

The binder wall becomes the Renewal Book you can try below. The promise still doesn’t change.

How the desk runs

Working standards from the Renewal Book — fictional demo metrics, like every number on this page.

Renewals touched 60 days out100%
Storm-line calls answered the same night98%
Certificates out the same business day94%
Drafts signed by an agent before sending100%
The working desk

The Renewal Book, open on the counter.

This is the actual working surface behind the agency: the renewal calendar, the certificate desk, and the storm-night claim line. The drafting below runs in your browser — type your own words and watch it read them. Every draft stops at an agent’s desk before anything is sent.

Demo data — nothing here is real
Sixty days outThe sit-down letter
Thirty days outThe phone call
Ten days outThe no-surprises note

AI may

Draft renewal letters, read certificate requests, compute dates and limits, and sort a storm-night message by urgency.

AI may not

Bind coverage, issue a certificate, file a claim with a carrier, quote a premium, or promise what a policy will pay.

The agent’s desk

Dan or Erin reads every draft, signs every certificate, and makes every call to a carrier. That is the whole point of an agency.

Data boundary

This demonstration runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.

Your agents

The people whose desks you can find.

No call centers, no extensions. Three desks, one square. (Fictional people, like everything on this page.)

Dan Casteel

Agent · third generation

Farm schedules and commercial. Signs every certificate that leaves the office and still walks machinery sheds in February.

Erin Casteel

Agent · renewal desk

Owns the Renewal Book. Reads every 60-, 30-, and 10-day draft before it mails — and rewrites the ones that don’t sound like us.

Margaret Casteel

Retired · second generation

Ran the agency through two floods and one tornado. Officially retired; still answers the storm line when the sirens go.

Request a quote

Fourteen carriers. One phone call.

Call (417) 555-0180 or stop by the square — bring your current declarations page and twenty minutes. We quote the market, read the differences aloud, and the coffee is on. After hours, the storm line answers all night.

Start with the Renewal Book See what we write

How this demo works

The AI in this demonstration does the clerical part of an agency’s day: it drafts the 60-, 30-, and 10-day renewal touches, reads a plain-English certificate request into holder, project, and limits, and sorts a late-night loss report by the urgency in its own words.

Judgment stays with the agent. Every letter waits for sign-off, every certificate is verified against the contract before it’s sent, and no claim reaches a carrier until a person has talked with the insured.

Every name, policy, and premium on this page is invented. The workflow is the real thing Detailed In Design builds; the data is not.