NPN

The NPN (National Producer Number) is a unique ID number issued by the NIPR (National Insurance Producer Registry) used to track agents and their licenses across states. Unlike license numbers, the NPN does not change from state to state, since it serves as a national identifier. It helps facilitate licensing tracking and management across states.

Non-Resident License

PDB / PDB Pull

Sources

Agenzee – The Value of NIPR Integration

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National Producer Number (NPN) vs. License Number: What’s the Difference?

Although National Producer Numbers (NPNs) and license numbers are both essential to accurately identify and monitor insurance producers, they aren’t interchangeable. While NPNs are national identifiers assigned to producers across the insurance industry, license numbers are issued by individual state insurance departments to authorize insurance activity within that state. This blog explores the differences between NPNs and license numbers, providing a guide on how to understand, locate, and leverage both to help insurance organizations accurately identify producers and stay compliant.