Stop chasing contractors for their Certificate of Currency by email. Track every CoC’s expiry in one dashboard and get reminded automatically — so a lapsed policy never slips through before a job starts.
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If a contractor’s public liability or workers comp Certificate of Currency has lapsed and something happens on site, your WHS duty of care and the exposure don’t disappear. Automated expiry reminders close that gap before work begins.
Public liability, workers compensation, professional indemnity — each Certificate of Currency renews separately, often annually, on a different date. Tracking them across a contractor list in a spreadsheet is where things get missed.
WorkSafe Victoria, SIRA NSW, WorkCover QLD — workers comp currency is issued per state and renews on its own cycle. COI Tracker stores each certificate with its expiry so nothing falls between the cracks.
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The reliable way is one dashboard holding every contractor’s Certificate of Currency — public liability and workers comp — each tagged with its expiry date and automatic reminders before it lapses. COI Tracker does this instead of a spreadsheet; it organises and reminds, it does not verify cover, so confirm policies with the broker or insurer.
In Australia they refer to the same thing — proof that a policy is current — but "Certificate of Currency" is the term used by Australian insurers, regulators and industry. "Certificate of Insurance / COI" is mainly US wording. COI Tracker uses Certificate of Currency for Australian businesses; the product is identical.
Most Certificates of Currency are issued for the policy period — commonly 12 months — and must be renewed when the policy renews. Because each contractor and policy type renews on its own date, COI Tracker tracks every expiry separately and reminds you 30, 14, and 7 days out.
No. COI Tracker organises Certificates of Currency and reminds you about their expiry dates — it does not verify coverage, assess adequacy, or provide insurance or legal advice. Always confirm cover directly with the insurer or broker.
Not legal or insurance advice. Verify your specific contract and policy requirements with a licensed broker or attorney.
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