Commission tracking

Do you knowwhat you're owedon every policy?

Set the carrier grid once. Every policy works out its own commission, so you can see what is paid, scheduled, owed, and projected.

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Illustrative demo data · DEMO-2007

Grace Okafor

American Amicable · Whole Life

First year

$1,440.00

Paid

Owed $0.00

owed?

How this was worked out

Illustrative demo data

The October window

Sample book for October 2026, plus renewals in the following 30 days. Owed means the expected date has passed and nothing has posted. Projected amounts are estimates from the sample grid, not reconciled carrier payments.

Owed

$3,702.00

2 lines past the expected date

Scheduled

$3,384.00

2 lines with a future pay date

Paid

$4,933.20

5 lines posted in October

Projected

$207.60

3 renewals in the next 30 days

The book

Four ways to read the same commission

Every commission, on every policy

Open a policy and the commission is already worked out. You see the premium, the annualized premium, the grid level, and each payout line with a status.

DEMO-2007

Grace Okafor$1,440.00

First year · 125% · Paid Oct 22, 2026

Paid

See every renewal coming in

Anniversary lines sit in their own window. Each one carries a projected amount from the renewal rate on your grid, so you can see what is coming before the date arrives.

Renewals in 30 days

3$207.60

Walter BriggsNov 4, 2026$70.80
Sofia GrantNov 15, 2026$52.80
Ben AdlerNov 20, 2026$84.00

Expected vs paid, side by side

The book holds owed, scheduled, paid, and projected in one place. Owed means the expected date has passed and nothing has posted. You know who to chase before it slips through.

2 lines past the expected date

Priya NatarajanDue Oct 15, 2026$1,782.00Owed
Dale HutchinsDue Oct 18, 2026$1,920.00Owed

Every agent's month at a glance

Choose an agent and read that month's lines: what posted, what is still owed, what is scheduled, and what is only projected. The commissions views export to CSV.

Sam Rivera (Demo)$2,424.00
Jordan Lee (Demo)$1,501.20
Taylor Brooks (Demo)$1,008.00

5 lines posted in October

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The grid

Set it once. Every policy does its own math.

A carrier row holds a first-year level and a renewal rate. RevRing.com applies that row to the policy premium and posts the lines. You do not retype the commission.

Aetna

Whole Life

First-year level: 110%
Renewal: 5%

Mutual of Omaha

Whole Life

First-year level: 100%
Renewal: 5%

American Amicable

Whole Life

First-year level: 125%
Renewal: 5%

Corebridge

Term Life

First-year level: 90%
Renewal: 5%

These levels are illustrative demo data for the sample book. They are not a carrier's published schedule.

How this was worked out

From premium to the payout line

Grace Okafor, policy DEMO-2007. American Amicable, Whole Life. The steps below are the same ones on the policy card.

Premium: $96.00 monthly
Annualized: $1,152.00
Level: 125%
Agent: Jordan Lee (Demo)
Renewals: $57.60 a year, projected
Policy: DEMO-2007 · Oct 21, 2026

Monthly premium is $96.00.
Annualized premium is $96.00 × 12 = $1,152.00.
The sample grid level on this row is 125%.
First-year commission is $1,152.00 × 125% = $1,440.00. That line is paid.
The renewal rate on the grid is 5%. Each anniversary is $1,152.00 × 5% = $57.60, marked projected.
The policy card projects that renewal across years 2 to 10, which is $518.40 projected.

Projected means an estimate from the grid. It is not a reconciled carrier payment.

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