ChronosCodex

Insurance & CRM Glossary

Definitions of key ChronosCodex and insurance-agency terms.

AOR
Agent of Record — the agent officially credited with a policy or household; drives commission attribution and book ownership.
ACA
Affordable Care Act — the U.S. law governing the individual health-insurance marketplace; ACA/marketplace plans are a core line of business in ChronosCodex.
DMI
Data Matching Issue — a discrepancy the ACA marketplace flags (e.g., income or citizenship) that requires the client to submit documents; ChronosCodex helps track DMI status and follow-up.
Effectuated
A policy that has taken effect (the first premium is paid); treated as in-force for commissions and reporting. In ChronosCodex an effectuated status auto-flips to active after a set period.
Household record
The parent record in ChronosCodex: a family or small business, with members, policies, carriers, providers, documents, and communications attached.
Lead
A newly captured potential client (from a web form, call, text, or import) entering the top of the pipeline.
Prospect
A household that is engaged but not yet enrolled; prioritized with prospect scoring.
Client
A household with active, in-force coverage.
Broker application
A prospective agent's application that flows into the recruiting pipeline and can convert into an agent record.
Override commission
Commission earned on a downline agent's production, attributed to the writing agent or agency.
Chargeback
A reversal of a previously paid commission, typically when a policy cancels or lapses within a chargeback period; tracked so the book stays accurate.
Do-not-text (DNT)
A compliance flag that blocks SMS to a household on every send path; set automatically when a recipient replies STOP.
SMS opt-in
A recipient's consent to receive text messages; required before SMS outreach and recorded on the household.
Renewal
The point at which a policy term renews; ChronosCodex surfaces renewal dates and follow-ups so agents act ahead of deadlines.
Carrier
The insurance company that issues a policy; commission rates and appointments are tracked per carrier.
Policy
A contract of insurance held by a household member, tied to a carrier, line of business, premium, and effective dates.
Covered member
A household member who is insured under a given policy.
Primary contact
The designated main point of contact on a household record.