Reinstatement restores a previously canceled insurance policy and resumes the policy, including all associated components, from a specified date within the original policy term. Reinstatements are handled by creating a new policy version, allowing the system to preserve the policy state before cancellation and after reinstatement.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions where Insurance Brokerage is enabled
When you initiate a reinstatement, the system creates a new policy version based on the last canceled version.
When you reinstate a policy:
The reinstated version becomes active from the reinstatement date through the original policy end date
The system prorates premiums, fees, and taxes based on the reinstated period
Transactions and transaction details are generated for the reinstatement
Together, all policy versions up to the cancellation date and the reinstated version represent the complete policy across time.
Reinstatement Rules
Reinstatement can only be triggered on the original (mother) policy
The reinstatement date must be on or after the cancellation date
Reinstatement can be:
Without gap: starts on the cancellation date
With gap: starts after the cancellation date
You can reinstate a policy multiple times within the policy term
Reinstate an Insurance Policy Restore a canceled policy to active status and generate financial transactions for billing.
Understand Reinstatement Transactions and Billing Insurance Policy Transactions and Transaction Details generated by reinstatement represent the financial impact of restoring the policy and its associated components and serve as the bridge to billing.
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