Atlas HVAC
GL, Auto, Workers Comp, and Umbrella limits meet stated requirements.
Action: Vendor may be scheduled.Ongoing COI monitoring for property managers
Start with a free sample audit. If the report is useful, we clean up the rest of your vendor file and keep monitoring renewals, missing endorsements, expired coverage, and compliance exceptions every month.
Secure account upload. Human-reviewed reports. No dashboard rollout.
Vendor COIs, renewals, missing coverage, and audit-ready reporting.
Documents handled through a controlled review workflow.
Structured extraction assists the work. A human reviews before delivery.
Status, issue, and action required. No insurance jargon maze.
The problem
Vendor certificates arrive in different formats. Requirements live in leases, contracts, owner standards, and spreadsheets. Expiration dates get missed. Endorsements are assumed but not confirmed. Vendors get scheduled before anyone knows what is missing.
We turn the pile into a clear report your team can act on.
Sample report excerpt
Not a document dump. Not a spreadsheet mystery. The report shows who is cleared, who needs follow-up, and what your team should request before scheduling work.
Sample delivered summary
GL, Auto, Workers Comp, and Umbrella limits meet stated requirements.
Action: Vendor may be scheduled.COI references Additional Insured status, but the actual endorsement was not provided.
Action: Request AI endorsement naming required entity.Workers Comp policy is expired and replacement certificate was not included.
Action: Do not schedule until renewal is received.Every reviewed vendor is grouped by status, issue, and next step so your team can act without interpreting insurance language line by line.
How it works
No implementation. No training. No dashboard required to get started.
Start with up to 10 vendor COIs and your requirements.
Coverage, limits, dates, names, and endorsements are extracted and checked.
Each COI is reviewed against the requirements you provide.
Clear status. Clear issue. Clear next step.
What we check
If it is not confirmed, we say so.
Private + reviewed
COI compliance should not depend on unmanaged chatbot prompts. We use a controlled document workflow, compare each certificate against your requirements, and human-review the report before delivery.
AI helps organize the work. Human review protects the output.
Pricing
Start with a free sample audit. Paid plans include the initial vendor-file cleanup plus recurring compliance monitoring, so your team does not fall back into spreadsheet scramble.
Free Sample Audit
Up to 10 vendor files reviewed so your team can see the output before committing.
Starter Monitoring
For smaller property teams that need their vendor file cleaned up and monitored.
Portfolio Monitoring
For multi-property teams that need a cleaner operating rhythm around COIs.
Managed Monitoring
For teams that want COI follow-up work moved off their internal staff.
FAQ
COIComply is a managed monitoring service. We use software internally, but customers start by uploading documents and receiving clear reports without a heavy platform rollout.
No. Start with up to 10 vendor files for the free audit. Paid monitoring plans include the initial cleanup of your vendor file and ongoing reporting.
We check against the insurance requirements you provide. These may come from leases, vendor contracts, owner standards, property rules, or internal compliance guidelines.
We can still flag obvious issues like expired policies, missing coverage types, incomplete certificates, and upcoming renewals. For final compliance standards, your team should confirm requirements with ownership, legal counsel, broker, or risk manager.
Yes, if endorsements are provided. If a COI references Additional Insured status, Waiver of Subrogation, or Primary and Non-Contributory wording but the actual endorsement is missing, the report will mark it as not confirmed.
Most sample audits are returned within 48 hours after all documents and requirements are received.
If the report is useful, choose a monthly monitoring plan. The initial cleanup is included, then we keep tracking renewals, missing documents, and exceptions each month.
An active vendor is a vendor your team may schedule, approve, pay, or keep on file for work at a managed property. If a vendor no longer works with your properties, it does not need to stay in the monitored count.
Vendor follow-up support is included in the Managed Monitoring plan and available for larger custom plans. Starter and Portfolio plans focus on reporting the issue and the exact action your team should request.
Yes. Launch plans are monthly monitoring subscriptions. If your portfolio needs a custom scope, we will define the vendor count, reporting cadence, and follow-up responsibilities before work begins.
We will flag it before changing your plan. You can archive inactive vendors, move to the next monitoring tier, or set a custom scope if your portfolio has multiple ownership entities or unusual reporting needs.
No. The report identifies apparent compliance gaps based on the documents provided and the requirements supplied. It is not a legal opinion, coverage determination, or substitute for review by counsel, broker, carrier, or risk manager.