COMPLIANCE DESK
AI-read certificates · Live status lights

Know which subs are insured before they step on your site.

Track certificate of insurance and W-9 validity across your entire roster, chase renewals automatically, and produce an inspector-ready compliance binder in seconds.

Plans start at $500/month based on roster size. The Admin Portal is restricted to the platform owner — general contractors signing in land in the GC portal only.

Live roster · Riverbend Pavilion

LIVE
  • Safe Site Concrete Inc.

    Concrete · exp Nov 18, 2026

  • Cascade Mechanical Co.

    HVAC · exp in 21 days

  • Timberline Framing Crew

    Framing · exp in 12 days

  • Bright Spark Electric LLC

    Electrical · lapsed 40 days

14

Compliant

3

Expiring

1

Lapsed

Watch it happen

30 seconds: register a sub, verify their COI, W-9 & 1099

A full onboarding, start to finish — the GC adds the subcontractor, the sub uploads from their phone, and the system extracts and verifies the tax and insurance details.

Live compliance lights

Three lights. One glance. No guessing.

Every subcontractor carries a status light recalculated against today's date — here is exactly what each one means on your jobsite.

Green — Compliant

Approved COI on file, policy runs 30+ days out.

Sub is cleared for the gate. No action needed.

Safe Site Concrete Inc. · COI expires Nov 18, 2026

Yellow — Expiring soon

Policy lapses inside 30 days.

Renewal notices are already emailing the sub and their agent.

Cascade Mechanical Co. · COI expires in 21 days

Red — Non-compliant

Expired, missing or rejected certificate.

Lock the sub out of the jobsite until documents are renewed.

Bright Spark Electric LLC · lapsed 40 days ago
Expiration escalation

The renewal chase runs itself — this is the actual calendar.

Four escalating milestones fire off automatically at 30, 14 and 7 days out, then on the lapse date. Notices go to the subcontractor and their insurance agent, so you stop being the middleman.

  • Color-coded month view of every upcoming expiration
  • Agent email captured on the certificate, reminders CC them
  • Lapse date flips the sub red and flags site-access lockout

Expiration calendar · March

3 milestones this week
  • T‑30

    First renewal request emailed

    Sub + insurance agent

  • T‑14

    Second notice, GC copied

    Sub + agent + GC

  • T‑7

    Urgent notice, status flips yellow → red watch

    Agent escalation

  • Lapse

    Site-access lockout flag raised

    Project team

Record #COI-2026-0182

Non-compliant
  1. Lockout flag raised — 40 days past expiration

    Mar 14 · 08:12 · System

  2. 30-day renewal reminder sent to agent

    Jan 03 · 06:00 · System

  3. Certificate approved — limits verified

    Aug 09 · 14:41 · T. Alvarez (GC)

  4. Carrier, policy no., limits parsed (97%)

    Aug 09 · 14:36 · AI extraction

  5. Uploaded via secure no-login link

    Aug 09 · 14:35 · Bright Spark Electric

Audit-ready vault

Every certificate carries its own paper trail.

Uploads, AI extraction confidence, human approvals, reminder sends and status flips are all timestamped against the record. When an owner or insurer asks how you knew, the answer is one screen away.

  • Private storage — documents are never publicly addressable
  • Searchable, exportable activity log filtered by date or sub
  • AI-parsed carrier, policy number, limits and expiration with confidence scores
Zero-friction uploads

Your sub photographs the certificate from the truck.

Add a subcontractor and they get a private, expiring upload link. No password, no app, no phone tag — the file lands in your vault and the AI files it for you.

Upload your COI

Bright Spark Electric

Snap a photo

✓ Received — no login required

Inspector-ready compliance binder

See the exact PDF an auditor receives.

This is a real six-page export for a sample general contractor — Meridian Ridge Construction on the Riverbend Medical Pavilion job. Portfolio register, two full certificate records, the W-9 exhibit an inspector can actually read, the renewal schedule and a hash-sealed export attestation.

Download the sample binder (PDF)

Sample data for demonstration only — not insurance or legal advice.

sample-compliance-binder.pdf

6 pages · generated Jul 31, 2026

  • Portfolio register — 18 subs, 14 green, 3 yellow, 1 red
  • Two certificate records: carrier, limits, agent, audit trail
  • Form W-9 exhibit with upload metadata and masked TIN
  • W-9 register + 90-day expiration escalation schedule
  • Export attestation with SHA-256 hash of every attachment

From the field

General contractors who stopped chasing paper

We run four multifamily sites at once and used to chase COIs by text message. Now a sub with an expired policy shows red before the framing crew ever pulls up to the gate.

Marcus Delgado

Project Executive

Delgado Residential Builders — multifamily construction

Our hospital client audits us twice a year. Last review I exported the whole binder — every certificate, every W-9, every approval timestamp — in about two minutes instead of two days.

Priya Raghunathan

Director of Risk & Compliance

Northline Healthcare Contractors — healthcare interiors

Half my electrical and mechanical subs are one-truck outfits. They photograph the certificate from the cab and it lands in my vault. Renewal reminders go to their agent too, so I stopped being the middleman.

Dale Whitmore

General Superintendent

Whitmore Industrial Group — industrial & plant work

Put a light on every sub on your roster.

Plans start at $500/month by roster size. Subs never pay and never log in.