Tyler Mayberry · Cirlet
AI & automation help for insurance agencies.
I'm Tyler Mayberry. I help insurance agencies put AI and automation to work, making better use of the tools you already have or building something around your needs.
Start with a free, 30-minute conversation.
Have a question about AI? Bring it to me.
The first conversation is free and takes 30 minutes, by phone or on a shared screen. You don't need to install anything, share customer records or use Cirlet. Bring whatever's on your mind, like:
- a tool a vendor showed you, and whether it's worth it
- an idea for using ChatGPT or another AI tool in your agency
- the re-keying and follow-ups that fill a CSR's afternoon
- something you tried that didn't stick
How I help after that.
Some questions are settled in one conversation. When there's more to do, this is the work I take on.
- Explain
- What a tool or AI model can and can't do, in plain terms, for the people who'll use it.
- Evaluate
- Whether an idea, a product or an earlier attempt holds up against your agency's real work.
- Configure
- Set up the tools you choose and help your team get comfortable with them.
- Build
- Custom tools and automation built around the way your team works.
When something is worth doing, we agree on the work and the price before anything starts. How pricing works
Proof of work
I build Cirlet, too.
Cirlet is free agency software I designed and built: clients, policies, renewals, certificates, service work and the books, in one place. It's the clearest way to see how I work.
- Built around agency work. Clients, policy versions, endorsements, renewals, certificates and commissions, organized around the records an agency works with every day.
- Its automation shows its work. Prepared work lists what it was built from and waits for a person to decide. That's how I'd approach automation in your agency.
The sample needs no account and its records are made up. Cirlet is free to use, and you don't need it to work with me. See the latest improvements
Let's talk.
Met me in person, or just found the site? Write a line, even just "Hey Tyler, we talked earlier," and I'll reply by email. Or email me directly.
Please don't include customer records or passwords. Sending this doesn't sign you up for anything. What happens to what you send.