The product

Six things, and they all know about each other.

Meridian is not six tools in one login. A renewal date changes the day's priorities, a logged call moves the pipeline, and a schedule you upload sets its own reminder. That connection is the product.

The daily workspace

Open it at 07:40 and the day is already ranked.

Meridian reads your whole book overnight and opens on what will actually move your month, with the reason attached to every entry. You start working instead of deciding what to work on.

Renewals inside the window, worst first
Quotes that have gone quiet
Premiums in arrears before the policy lapses
Clients nobody has spoken to, ranked by what they are worth
Today's meetings and your own overdue follow ups

Tuesday, 07:41

Good morning, Thandeka

Commission this month

R32 400

of R50 000

R1 253 a day for 14 days

Today, in order

5 to work

  • Bezuidenhout Plant Hire

    Today

    Fleet renewal in 9 days, no contact since the last review

    R12 400 commission at risk

  • J. Mokoena

    Today

    Debit order returned twice, policy lapses Friday

    R890 monthly commission

  • Ridgeway Attorneys

    This week

    Professional indemnity quote sent 4 days ago, no reply

    R5 600 if it closes

  • S. Naidoo

    Opportunity

    Third vehicle registered, not on your schedule

    R2 100 estimated

  • Adrian Fourie

    Relationship

    Birthday tomorrow, client of six years

Try it here

Move a deal. Watch the month change.

Every stage carries a probability, so the forecast under the board is what your pipeline is actually worth rather than what it would be worth if everything closed. Drag a card and see.

Contacted

15% likely

R9 550

Marais Transport

Fleet, 14 vehicles

R8 400

New business

3d

P. Sithole

Household and motor

R1 150

Referral

1d

Needs identified

35% likely

R5 600

Ridgeway Attorneys

Professional indemnity

R5 600

New business

9d

Quote presented

60% likely

R14 500

Bezuidenhout Plant Hire

Business interruption

R12 400

Cross sell

4d

S. Naidoo

Third vehicle

R2 100

Upsell

2d

Closing

85% likely

R19 800

Kruger Bros Farming

Agricultural renewal

R19 800

Renewal

6d

Pipeline commission

R49 450

Weighted forecast

R28 923

Move a card and the forecast moves with it. Try it.

On a phone, use the arrows on a card. Everything here works without a mouse.

Bezuidenhout Plant Hire

Commercial, 47 employees, client since 2019

Monthly premium

R41 200

Your commission

R4 120

Placed

  • Commercial fleet

    Insurer A

    R28 900

    9 days
  • Public liability

    Insurer B

    R7 400

    7 months
  • Buildings combined

    Insurer A

    R4 900

    5 months

Not placed

  • Business interruption

    47 staff, no cover placed

  • Cyber

    Holds client payment data

  • Key person

    Owner managed, single signatory

One book

The client view, not the insurer's view.

Every policy a client holds through you sits on one page, whoever wrote it. What is placed, what it costs, when it renews, and what is missing.

The brokerage owns the client

A broker is assigned to a client, never the other way round. When someone leaves, the relationship, the history and the documents stay where they belong.

No insurer sees your book

Meridian is not an insurer's system with a broker seat added. No insurer has visibility into what you place, where, or with whom.

Export whenever you like

Your data leaves in a usable format on request, without a support ticket and without a retention conversation.

Documents and FICA

Upload the schedule. Keep the data.

Drop in a policy schedule and Meridian reads it, then shows you what it found so you can confirm or correct it. The record is created and the renewal reminder is set before you close the tab.

FICA works the same way. The pack a client needs is worked out from what kind of client they are, and the status is derived from what is actually on file rather than from a box somebody ticked. A proof of address that ages past ninety days quietly turns that client back to outstanding, which is exactly the transition nobody notices until a compliance review.

Bezuidenhout-fleet-schedule.pdf

Read and ready to confirm

Policy number
CFL-2019-447812
Insurer
Recognised from the schedule
Product
Commercial fleet
Premium
R28 900 monthly
Excess
R25 000
Renewal date
5 September 2026

Renewal reminder set for 6 August 2026, thirty days out.

Client history

The whole relationship, on one spine.

Every policy taken and lost, every claim, every conversation and every document, in the order it happened. This is the screen you open twenty minutes before a renewal meeting.

Bezuidenhout Plant Hire

Commercial, 47 employees, client since March 2019

FICA verified|2019/447812/07

Lifetime premium

R1 842 000

Your commission

R184 200

  1. Commercial fleet renews

    R28 900 monthly. Fourteen vehicles, up from nine at inception. No review booked yet.

    R28 900 monthly premium

  2. Call with Riaan Bezuidenhout

    Mentioned two new tippers arriving in September. Asked about cover while in transit from Durban.

  3. Claim settled, vehicle collision

    Tipper truck, N3 near Villiers. Settled at R412 000 after a R25 000 excess. Twenty six days end to end.

    R412 000 settled

  4. Public liability taken up

    R7 400 monthly, placed after the site incident in September. Sum insured R10 million.

    R7 400 monthly premium

  5. FICA pack verified

    CIPC certificate, proof of address, banking confirmation, two director IDs and the signed resolution.

  6. Site meeting, Vereeniging yard

    Walked the yard after a near miss with a subcontractor. Liability gap identified and quoted the same week.

  7. Goods in transit lapsed

    Cancelled by the client during the fuel price period. Never reinstated, and the fleet has grown since.

    R3 100 premium lost

  8. First policy placed, commercial fleet

    Nine vehicles at R14 200 monthly. The start of the relationship.

    R14 200 monthly premium

Commission and calendar

The two things every broker checks.

What you have earned, what is still in flight, and what is in the diary. Both update as you work rather than when a statement arrives.

One book, every insurer

The client view nobody else gives you.

Every policy a client holds through you, whichever insurer wrote it, on one page. Cover, premium, excess, renewal date and what is missing. Add an insurer and nothing else about how you work changes.

Commission you can plan against

Earned, in flight, and what is still missing.

What you have banked, what is sitting in the pipeline weighted by how likely it is, and the gap to target. In Rands, updated as you work, not when the statement arrives.

One calendar, everything on it

Meetings, callbacks, renewals and birthdays.

Book a follow up from inside a client without leaving the page. Drag it to move it. Renewals and birthdays put themselves on there, so the things you would have forgotten are the things already scheduled.

The operating system for insurance brokers.

Find your line.

Bring your book across, and by Friday you will know what your month is actually worth.

No card, no contract, and no insurer has to approve it.