INSURANCE-AGENT ROOFING PARTNER MESSAGES
GhostRep | September 11, 2026
Fictional worked examples. Replace names, services, and commitments with the approved company process. These messages do not establish a compensation arrangement or legal permission for data sharing.

1. FIRST EMAIL FROM CONTRACTOR TO AGENCY
Purpose: agree on the service handoff.
Owner: contractor partnership contact.
Next action: agent reviews service card and identifies agency requirements.

Subject: A clear roofing contact option for your customers

Hello Morgan, I’m Jordan, the service coordinator at an example roofing company. We offer roof inspections and written contractor estimates in our stated service area. I’ve attached a one-page card showing how a customer can contact us, the response window we can staff, and who handles a service issue.

We do not need a policyholder list. If a customer asks for a roofing contact, they can reach us directly or authorize a named introduction. We explain our observations and proposed work; we do not promise insurance coverage. Would you review the card and tell me what your agency requires before sharing contractor information?

2. CUSTOMER-AUTHORIZED GROUP INTRODUCTION
Permission: customer requested one email introduction.
Owner: agent sends; contractor responds.
Next action: customer decides whether to arrange an inspection.

Hello Taylor and Jordan. Taylor asked me to introduce a roofing contact by email to discuss a ceiling stain and the contractor’s inspection process. Taylor, Jordan is the service coordinator and can explain available appointments. You remain free to choose a different contractor. This introduction does not establish the cause of the stain or any insurance coverage.

3. PERMITTED STATUS UPDATE
Permission: customer agreed to share scheduling status only.
Owner: contractor coordinator.
Next action: contractor keeps the appointment; agent has no task.

Hello Morgan. Taylor authorized us to share scheduling status: the inspection is booked for Thursday, 10–11 a.m. Our coordinator owns the appointment confirmation and any schedule change. No action is needed from your office. We will not send findings, pricing, or claim information under this scheduling-only permission.

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