COI tracking · Property managers

COI tracking built for property managers

Owners hold you responsible for every contractor that touches the building. One expired COI is enough to push a vendor’s claim onto the property’s policy. We make it impossible to miss the renewal.

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The job

What property managers actually deal with

Owners audit your COI binder, not your spreadsheet

When the owner or insurance broker asks for proof every vendor is covered, "I think it’s in the inbox" doesn’t cut it. COI Tracker keeps every active certificate one click away.

Lapses get attributed to the manager, not the vendor

If a roofer’s GL policy lapsed in March and a slip-and-fall happens in April, your management agreement likely puts the burden on you to have caught it. Automated reminders close that exposure.

Every property you add multiplies the inbox load

Five buildings × ten trades × annual renewals = fifty emails a year you cannot afford to miss. COI Tracker batches all of it into one dashboard.

Typical vendors property managers track

Examples we see in this dashboard

  • HVAC contractors
  • Roofers & general contractors
  • Janitorial & landscaping crews

How COI Tracker handles it

  1. 1Add each vendor with name, email, certificate type, and expiry date — or bulk-import a spreadsheet on Growth+.
  2. 2Upload the certificate PDF on each row. Files are stored privately and surfaced through short-lived signed URLs.
  3. 3Get reminders 30, 14, and 7 days before each expiry. Click “Request Update” to ping the vendor for the new cert.
Try it with your first 3 vendors free

FAQ — Property managers

Can I track COIs across multiple properties?

Yes — every vendor row can include the property name in the vendor name field, and Growth+ supports CSV import so you can bulk-load existing tracker spreadsheets in one shot. Pro adds team members so on-site managers can update their own buildings.

What insurance types do most property managers require?

Most management agreements require General Liability ($1M / $2M aggregate is common), Workers Compensation, and Auto Liability for any vendor driving on-site. Umbrella is increasingly required for higher-risk trades like roofing and electrical. COI Tracker stores the certificate type per vendor so you always know what each one carries.

How do I prove compliance during an owner audit?

Filter the dashboard by status, export the CSV, and you have a one-page proof-of-coverage report. Pro adds a PDF compliance report for the formal binder owners and insurance brokers expect.

Does this work for HOAs and condo boards too?

Yes. The workflow is identical: add the vendors your association hires, set the expiry date, and reminders fire automatically. Many small HOAs run COI Tracker on Starter or Growth.

Not legal or insurance advice. Verify your specific contract and policy requirements with a licensed broker or attorney.

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