50 states.
One package.
Manage state variations with conditional forms and content blocks. The right forms render for the right states automatically.
Multi-state shouldn't mean multi-times the work
Fifty Files, Fifty Headaches
Your commercial package needs to launch in 15 states. That means fifteen separate documents to maintain, fifteen places where updates can be missed, fifteen opportunities for errors.
The Update Cascade
Corporate changes the standard coverage language. Now someone must find-and-replace across dozens of state files. Hope they catch every instance in every folder.
Hidden Differences
Texas requires different notice language than California. New York has unique disclosures. Without clear organization, these state-specific requirements create compliance gaps.
Conditional forms, not duplicate files
Create state-specific forms within a single package. Set a condition on each form to control when it renders. California disclosures only appear for California policies. Texas notices only appear for Texas. One package handles all states.
This policy provides coverage for the property described in the Declarations...
California Civil Code Section 1747.08 requires us to inform you that...
Florida Statute 627.701 regarding hurricane deductibles applies to this policy...
Subject to the terms and conditions of this policy...
Conditional content blocks
Sometimes the difference is a paragraph, not a whole form. Put conditions on any content block within a form. State-specific language renders only when applicable. One form handles the variations.
Works with how state filings actually work
State DOIs approve specific forms. Having distinct state-specific forms with clear conditions makes filings straightforward. Point to the exact form being filed for each state.
Form-Level Conditions
Best for state-specific forms that need separate approval. Each state has its own form in the package with a condition controlling when it appears.
Section-Level Conditions
Best for minor language variations within a standard form. The base form is the same, with conditional paragraphs for state-specific requirements.
Everything you need for multi-state management
Conditional Logic
- Form-level conditions
- Section and paragraph conditions
- Multiple condition types (equals, contains, etc.)
- Reference any data model field
Package Management
- All forms in one package
- Shared data model across forms
- Version control for the whole package
- Generate documents via API
One package, all your states
See how conditional forms and content blocks make multi-state management straightforward.