What is ChronosCodex?
ChronosCodex is the operating system for insurance agencies — a household-centered platform offered as a SaaS. It unifies household records, communications (SMS, calls, email), call recording and transcripts, AI assistants, scheduled campaigns, agent recruiting, and commission processing in one system of record — the same platform proven on a book of 550,000+ households.
Who is ChronosCodex for?
Insurance agents and agencies — including health/ACA, Medicare, Medicaid, life, auto, home, business, and dental — who want to run their entire book of business in one system. It is bilingual (English and Spanish).
What does "household-centered CRM" mean?
The household is the parent record. Every member, policy, carrier, provider, document, communication, referral, and commission hangs off the household, so the whole relationship is one click away — instead of scattering data across disconnected contact records.
How does ChronosCodex handle leads, prospects, and clients?
Leads are captured from web intake and other sources and tracked through the pipeline. Prospects are scored so agents know who to contact next. Clients, their policies, renewals, and history are managed from the household record.
What email and SMS automation does ChronosCodex include?
Scheduled and triggered email and SMS campaigns, templates, and auto-replies, with built-in compliance guardrails: daily category caps, do-not-text enforcement, weekend windows, and a velocity circuit-breaker.
How does commission processing work?
ChronosCodex supports per-state and per-carrier commission rates, expected-commission calculation, a reconciliation workflow, and policy-to-commission linking — all tied to the household and agent records.
Does ChronosCodex support agent recruiting and broker applications?
Yes. It includes a recruiting funnel with broker/agent applications and conversion tracking so agencies can recruit and onboard producers.
Can ChronosCodex feed me leads from its marketplace?
Yes — for eligible agencies on Agency and Brokerage plans. ChronosCodex can route leads as they arrive based on geography and service categories. Leads can come from connected websites, published forms, and associated campaigns. You pick the categories you offer — Immigration Services, Taxes, Auto, Home, Flood, Business, Health insurance, Dental, Medicaid, Medicare, Vision, and Life — and you only receive leads that match.
What AI-assisted features are included?
An AI responder triages inbound text messages, AI drafts bilingual email and SMS templates, and prospect scoring ranks who to call next — AI assistance is built throughout the platform.
Which plans include Forms?
Forms are included on Agency and Brokerage plans. The library includes CMS-approved health insurance consent forms, the Florida DCF Work Calendar, tax forms, and more agency templates as they are added.
How much does ChronosCodex cost?
ChronosCodex offers Free, Professional, Agency, and Brokerage tiers, billed monthly or annually (annual includes a discount). Prices are in USD; see the pricing section for current amounts. Details in the billing & plans guide.
Do I get a website for my agency?
Every domain purchased by a user includes a free landing page. If you want more than a landing page, ChronosCodex designs and hosts custom websites in-house. Agency and Brokerage include this in the plan price; Free and Professional can add it for a separate setup and hosting fee. Leads generated through your website automatically land in your CRM Leads section. See the website & domain guide.
Can I buy a custom domain?
Yes. You can register and connect a new domain or connect one you already own, with HTTPS set up automatically. A domain purchased through ChronosCodex includes a free landing page; custom sites, full custom design + SEO, and hosting are handled in-house. Agency and Brokerage include this in the plan price, and Free and Professional can add it for a separate fee. See the website & domain guide.
What phone features are included?
A built-in softphone, business phone numbers, call recording and transcripts, fax, and an optional AI receptionist (Agency and Brokerage plans). Details in the phone & voice guide.