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Read the full README ↗The Agency Management System for Universal Insurance Brokers: clients, policies, documents, renewals, ACORD forms and Certificates of Liability Insurance. It deploys to Vercel as a static site.
Its sibling is the Binder Book (amanzor/uib-binderbook), where agents enter new business.
Both apps read and write the same Supabase project — the same
app_store rows. That shared data is the connection between them: a
client entered in the Binder Book appears here because this app re-reads
that row, not because the two share anything in the browser.
They used to be served from one domain and shared the browser's
localStorage, which made Binder Book entries appear here instantly. On
separate domains that shortcut is gone, so this app re-pulls the shared
rows on a timer and whenever its tab returns to the foreground. Expect a
new client to show up within a minute, or immediately on switching back
to the tab.
Two consequences worth knowing:
The files listed in shared-files.txt are copies.
They are maintained in amanzor/uib-binderbook and copied here verbatim.
This matters more than it looks. uib-binder-sync.js is the layer that
merges the shared book of business before writing it. If the two apps ever
carry different versions of that file, they write the same row by
different rules — which is precisely how entries get overwritten and lost.
So:
Never edit a shared file in this repository. A change made here is overwritten by the next sync, and until then the two apps disagree.
Make the change in the Binder Book repo. A scheduled GitHub Action copies it here and opens a pull request.
To sync by hand, against a local checkout of the Binder Book:
scripts/sync-shared.sh ../uib-binderbook # copy
scripts/sync-shared.sh --check ../uib-binderbook # report drift only
Everything not in shared-files.txt belongs to this repository:
index.html, ams.js, acord25-map.js, certificates.js,
certificates-ui.js and forms/.
forms/acord25.pdf is the agency's own ACORD 25 (2025/12), a genuine
AcroForm. Certificates are produced by filling that file's own 129 fields
— the form that reaches a certificate holder is the real ACORD document,
not a redrawn copy that could drift from the official layout.
acord25-map.js maps every one of those fields to the data the AMS
stores. If the agency adopts a newer ACORD 25 edition, replace the PDF and
re-check the map against it: field names change between editions, and a
field name that no longer exists fails silently.
A certificate is a legal statement about coverage in force. The app is built around that: values Claude reads off a declaration page are highlighted until an agent has looked at them, a field nobody filled prints blank rather than guessed, and each certificate lists what it still needs before it can be issued. Certificates are voided rather than deleted, so an issued one stays auditable.
ACORD forms are published by ACORD Corporation and carry their own licensing terms. This repository stores the agency's own copy of a form it is entitled to use; it is not a redistribution of ACORD's library.
Vercel, as a static site:
vercel.json sets the cache and security headers, including the
Content-Security-Policy that allows the Supabase project and the CDNs
the app loads fromindex.html is the AMS itself, so the site root is the app.
uib-config.js (a shared file; change it in the
Binder Book repo so both apps move together). Point both apps at the
same project or they stop sharing data.index.html, on the login screen. Change it if the Binder Book moves to
its own domain.