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Ask questions about Epic activity codes and processes — right from your browser. Epic Optimizer Assistant puts your agency's Applied Epic workflows one click away, in a side panel that stays open while you work. Ask a question the way you'd ask a colleague — "how do I request loss runs?", "what is a #POL?", "what happens when a carrier cancels?" — and get a short answer with the steps to follow, plus direct links to the guides and activity codes behind it. Open the full guide when you need the detail; skip it when you don't. Answers come only from your own agency's documented processes and activity codes. This is not a general-purpose chatbot and it does not guess: if something isn't covered in your agency's library, it says so rather than inventing an answer. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Ask about any workflow or activity code your agency has documented • Open the guide or activity code behind an answer in one click • See the other guides that use a code you asked about • Start a fresh conversation whenever you want • Light and dark themes, with your agency's own branding REQUIRES AN ACCOUNT This extension is a companion to Epic Optimizer, a subscription platform for insurance agencies running Applied Epic. You sign in with the email and password your agency administrator gave you. Without an Epic Optimizer account, the extension has nothing to show you. PRIVACY The extension cannot read the pages you visit. It has no access to any site other than epicoptimizer.com and injects nothing into your browsing. It stores your sign-in key and display preferences in your browser and nothing else. Privacy policy: https://epicoptimizer.com/privacy
Sep 18, 2026
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