SUBCONTRACTOR INSURANCE TRACKING

Keep every subcontractor's insurance evidence tied to the work.

Subcontractor insurance tracking software organizes contractor records, project requirements, COIs, endorsements, review decisions, and expiration follow-up in one connected process.

What is subcontractor insurance tracking?

It is the process of collecting insurance evidence from subcontractors, comparing it with applicable requirements, recording a human decision, and obtaining updated evidence before records expire.

One subcontractor record

Keep company information, contacts, project assignments, submitted evidence, and outreach history together instead of duplicating records across spreadsheets.

Requirements by project

Record the coverages, limits, additional insured evidence, waiver conditions, and dates that apply to each project or scope of work.

Controlled document collection

Give subcontractors a secure link to submit PDF, JPG, or PNG evidence without creating a workspace account.

Human review decisions

Use extracted information to focus attention, compare it with the original document, and preserve the reason for approval or rejection.

Renewal follow-up

Begin reminders 90 days before the recorded expiration and keep each contact milestone visible to the team.

Operational visibility

See which assignments are compliant, approaching expiration, awaiting review, rejected, or missing acceptable evidence.

COMMON QUESTIONS

A practical subcontractor insurance workflow.

Is a COI enough to confirm every insurance requirement?

Not necessarily. A COI summarizes policy information, but requirements such as additional insured status or waiver wording may require supporting endorsements and qualified review.

Should one COI be reused for every project?

Evidence may support multiple assignments, but reviewers should still compare it with each project's specific entities, limits, endorsements, and work period.

Can software make the final compliance decision?

COIRoster helps organize and surface information. A qualified person remains responsible for the final decision.

See COIRoster with your subcontractor process.

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