Manual
Spreadsheets and inbox follow-ups, fine until volume rises.
Best for: Low COI volume and simple requirements
- Late expiration discovery
- Constant chasing and email threads
- Low compliance visibility across org
Move from reactive Certificate of Insurance (COI) tracking to proactive risk management.
COI tracking software is a tool that automates the collection, review, and renewal of certificates of insurance from vendors, subcontractors, and other third parties.
PINS gives internal teams the structure to manage compliance in-house, automating follow-up and AI-assisted review, while keeping approvals, exceptions, and final decisions with your team.
Spreadsheets and inbox follow-ups, fine until volume rises.
Best for: Low COI volume and simple requirements
In-house control, automated follow-up, faster compliance.
Best for: Teams that want automation while keeping control
Admin relief, but you trade speed and control.
Best for: Teams prioritizing admin relief over control
How PINS Works
Built For
PINS is for organizations managing high vendor or subcontractor volume, complex requirements, and ongoing compliance follow-up.
Testimonials
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FAQ
Get clear answers on how PINS works, what your team controls, and how the platform fits into your existing process.
COI tracking software manages the collection, review, and renewal of certificates of insurance from vendors, subcontractors, and other third parties. It replaces manual spreadsheet tracking with automated requests, expiration monitoring, and structured compliance review -- so teams can stay ahead of coverage gaps without constant follow-up. Organizations managing more than 100 vendors or subcontractors per year typically use dedicated software to keep compliance current at scale.
Any organization that requires vendors, subcontractors, tenants, or service providers to carry insurance needs a system to collect and verify that coverage. General contractors, public agencies, property managers, airports, and insurance agencies are the most common users. The tipping point is usually when manual tracking -- spreadsheets and email follow-up -- creates too much risk of missing expirations, endorsement gaps, or audit exposure.
In-house COI tracking means your team manages the compliance process using software that automates collection, review, and renewals. You keep control over approvals, exceptions, and waivers. Outsourced COI management means a third-party service handles document collection and review on your behalf. The tradeoff is less internal work but less visibility and slower resolution when exceptions or edge cases require context your team has and the outsourced reviewer does not.
Yes. PINS is self-service software, not a managed service. Your team sets the requirements, reviews flagged issues, and makes every final compliance decision. Approvals, waivers, and exceptions are logged and tied to the vendor record so the history is there at renewal and audit time. The AI assists the review -- your team owns the outcome.
Yes. PINS has native integrations with Procore and Viewpoint Vista. For Procore, commitments flow into PINS, compliance status appears in Procore, and project managers get a direct link into PINS from their project view. For Vista, PINS supports AP vendor and subcontract workflows and can write compliance status back to vendor records. An open API is available for other integrations.
Most teams are live within a week. PINS handles the setup by building out your requirements and workflows based on your contracts and process. Your team reviews and approves everything before requests go out. Ongoing support is handled by the same team that runs your implementation.
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