Does this COI actually meet the contract?
Upload a certificate of insurance and the underlying contract. RiskRemedy reads both, maps every requirement to every certificate field, and returns commentary on every gap (missing endorsements, inadequate limits, wrong forms, expired policies) before you sign off.
The contract requires Additional Insured status, Primary & Noncontributory language, a Waiver of Subrogation, and a $5M umbrella but the COI shows… something. Parsing what it shows versus what's required, line by line, across dozens of vendors or tenants or contractors, is exactly the kind of work that gets done fast, and more commonly, wrong.
RiskRemedy reads the contract's insurance requirements and the COI in parallel. Every requirement is mapped to its corresponding certificate field. Shortfalls are flagged with the specific cure required, the right form number, the right limit, the right named insured. What used to take 30 minutes per certificate takes under two.
- Limit deficiencies flagged per coverage line
- Missing or incorrectly worded Additional Insured endorsements identified by form number
- Primary & Noncontributory language verified
- Waiver of Subrogation, named insured, and policy term checks automated
- A cure list you can send back to the broker without rewriting it