Getting started
What SALT does, key terms, and the path from your first form to your first submission.
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What SALT does
→SALT is a data intake platform for insurance agencies. It captures prospect data through customizable Forms (shareable via Links or filled out via Live Intake), keeps the resulting Submissions organized in a workspace, and routes the data to your raters, CRMs, and AMS via Integrations. It's the layer between your prospect and your back-office tools.
Create your first Form
→Your first Form takes about ten minutes. Open Forms, click new, pick the lines of business, and save. SALT generates a primary Link automatically — share that with yourself first, fill it out, and confirm the Submission shows up. Then iterate.
Receive your first Submission
→Open the Submission, review the prospect's answers, change the Status to reflect your workflow, assign or reassign as needed, run any integrations that didn't auto-fire, and follow up with the prospect. The goal: turn the Submission into a quote and (ideally) a bound policy.
Glossary
→Plain-language definitions of every SALT term you'll see in the app — Forms, Links, Submissions, Insureds, Statuses, Tags, and the rest. Bookmark this page; most other articles link back here.
The Quick Actions menu
→Quick Actions is a shortcut panel available on every page in SALT. Open it with Cmd+K (Mac) / Ctrl+K (Windows) or the round button in the bottom-right corner. It shows actions for whatever you're looking at (a Submission, Form, or user) plus account-wide Team Actions, and you can filter by typing. Which actions appear depends on the page and your permissions.