Every wedding brings a new cast of outside vendors onto your property. If a caterer or DJ is uninsured when a guest is hurt, the claim can land on the venue, not the couple.
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The job
A kitchen burn or a guest injury tied to an uninsured vendor is exactly what your venue policy expects you to have screened for. Automated reminders keep every event vendor’s certificate current.
Each couple brings their own caterer, florist, DJ, and rental company. Add each as a vendor, upload the certificate they provide, and let COI Tracker flag any that is about to expire.
Requiring a certificate from every vendor is standard, but chasing them the week of the wedding is chaos. Filter by status and export a CSV so you have proof before load-in.
Typical vendors wedding venues track
Any vendor working your property: caterers, bartenders, florists, DJs and bands, photographers, and rental companies. Add each as a vendor and track the certificate they provide against its expiry date.
Click "Request Update" on each vendor row and COI Tracker emails them from your name asking for a current certificate. They reply, you upload the PDF, and the expiry date and reminders update.
Yes. Every certificate is stored privately and reachable in one click, and you can export a CSV proof-of-coverage list — included on every plan, including Free — before each event.
The Free plan covers 3 vendors, which rarely fits a full wedding. Most venues use Starter at $29/mo, or Growth at $59/mo which adds CSV import to bulk-load a preferred-vendor list.
Not legal or insurance advice. Verify your specific contract and policy requirements with a licensed broker or attorney.
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