Minutes back per quote
No more keying the same name, DOB, VIN and coverage into a fifth different portal. Enter it once.
Chrome extension On the Chrome Web Store · free
You already entered the customer once in Ballpark. The Ballpark Assistant takes your customer's information and fills it straight into the carrier's own portal — driver, vehicle, coverage, the lot — so when you go to bind, the form is already done.
Free with every Ballpark account. Installs from the Chrome Web Store in about 30 seconds.
Ballpark gets you to the right carrier. The extension gets you through their portal.
Enter your customer's information once and see who's cheapest across your appointed carriers.
Head to the winning carrier's agent portal like you always do. Click Fill from Ballpark.
The extension maps the customer's details onto that carrier's form. You review, finish, and bind.
No more keying the same name, DOB, VIN and coverage into a fifth different portal. Enter it once.
The data that priced the quote is the data that fills the form — no re-typing, no transcription mistakes.
The extension ships free with your Ballpark account. Agents never pay.
It's on the Chrome Web Store — click Add to Chrome, confirm, and pin it. About thirty seconds, and Chrome keeps it updated for you.
Click Add to Chrome — free on this page. The Ballpark listing opens in the Chrome Web Store.
Click the blue Add to Chrome button.
Add to ChromePin it so the ⚾ button is always one click away.
Updating later? Nothing to do. Chrome checks for new versions on its own and updates the extension in the background — you'll always be on the current build.
Some agencies lock Chrome down so staff can't add extensions from the store. If Add to Chrome is greyed out or blocked by your IT policy, you can load the same extension from a folder instead. This version does not auto-update — you'll need to repeat it when we ship a new build.
chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode (toggle, top-right).ballpark-assistant folder (the one containing manifest.json).chrome://extensions. On Chrome startup you may see a "Disable developer-mode extensions" popup — just close it; it doesn't affect anything.