Harvest labor, mobile bottling, and the wedding vendors in your tasting room all bring risk onto the estate. If one is uninsured when something goes wrong, the claim comes to you.
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The job
Caterers, DJs, and rental firms flood the property on event days. If any is uninsured when a guest is hurt, the winery is exposed. Automated reminders keep every certificate current.
Labor contractors and mobile bottling services show up for a short, high-risk window. Add each as a vendor, upload the certificate, and let COI Tracker flag it before coverage lapses.
Your property and special-event carriers may require evidence that vendors are insured. Filter by status and export a CSV proof-of-coverage list in one click — on every plan, including Free.
Typical vendors wineries track
Harvest labor contractors, mobile bottling crews, landscapers, tour operators, and the caterers and rental firms working your tasting-room events. Add each as a vendor and track the certificate they provide.
Click "Request Update" 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 automatically.
No — you review each certificate and decide whether it meets your requirement. COI Tracker stores the uploaded document, tracks the expiry date, and reminds you before it lapses.
The Free plan tracks 3 vendors. Wineries that host events and hire seasonal crews usually move to Starter at $29/mo, and Growth at $59/mo adds CSV import for an existing vendor list.
Not legal or insurance advice. Verify your specific contract and policy requirements with a licensed broker or attorney.
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