Proof of insurance is only proof while the policy behind it is active. COI Tracker stores every vendor’s certificate and tracks its expiry so “proof” never quietly turns into “expired.”
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A certificate from last year still reads like proof — until you check the date. COI Tracker tracks each certificate’s expiry so “proof” doesn’t quietly become “expired.”
A client, landlord, or auditor can ask for a vendor’s current certificate at any moment. Having each one stored and dated means you can produce it immediately.
Getting current certificates out of every vendor is a recurring hassle. The Request Update button emails the vendor, in your name, to ask for fresh proof.
Certificates you’ll keep tracked
Proof of insurance is documentation — usually a certificate of insurance — showing that a vendor currently carries a specific policy. It’s only valid while that underlying policy remains in force.
A certificate of insurance (COI) is the most common form of proof of insurance — a one-page summary issued by the insurer. “Proof of insurance” is the broader idea; the COI is the document that provides it.
Store each certificate, enter its expiry date, and let COI Tracker send 30, 14, and 7-day reminders before it lapses. You can request fresh proof from the vendor, emailed in your name, right from the dashboard.
COI Tracker stores each uploaded certificate privately behind expiring signed URLs, so it isn’t publicly accessible. You can open any vendor’s current proof from its dashboard row when someone asks for it.
Not legal or insurance advice. Verify your specific contract and policy requirements with a licensed broker or attorney.
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