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Introduction
To reverse a transaction, the following conditions must be met:
![]() | Must have a Manual interface. |
![]() | Must be unpaid. |
![]() | No documents have been sent to the client and insurer. |
![]() | Only available for New Business, Endorsement and Renewal transactions. |
The purpose of reversing is typically when a transaction was posted to accounts with the wrong information. For example, the wrong insurer, premiums, client, or perhaps a renewal was issued instead of a renewal invitation. Completing a reverse will revert the transaction to its prior state (ie: ready for renewal), reverse its premiums and provide an audit trail in the policy's history.
NOTE: If documents have been sent to the client & insurer, complete an Amend instead of a Reverse. An Amend will provide you with the replacement documentation, as well as reverse & replace the transaction in one wizard.
How to Initiate a Reverse
![]() | Policy Transaction level | Select Menu, then Reverse. | ![]() |
![]() | Transaction wizard | When applicable, the wizard includes the Reverse Transaction option in the What's Next button of the Summary page. | ![]() |
Reverse Policy Wizard

There is only one page in the Reverse Policy wizard:
1. Accounting Month- The month displayed will default to the current calendar month. Generally, the reversal is posted the same month as the original transaction. However, check your business rules & procedures before reversing.
2. Reason for Reversal - Used to record further information regarding the reason for the reversal - this is a mandatory field and can only be viewed in the wizard.
3. Reverse - Selecting this will reverse the transaction. Ensure that you're ready to reverse when you select Reverse as you cannot “reverse a reversal”.
Viewing the Audit Trail
When viewing a client's or policy's list of transactions, use the "Show All Transactions" filter to see the reversal's audit trail.

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