COI tracking software for every industry
Subcontractors, vendors, tenants, and operators all owe you current insurance. PINS collects, reviews, and renews their certificates of insurance (COIs) in one place. Your team makes the final compliance decision.
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Construction
Public Agencies
Property Managers
Insurance Agencies
Airports
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PINS works wherever third-party insurance needs to be tracked
School Districts and Educational Institutions
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Non-Profits and Community Organizations
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Golf Courses and Event Venues
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Transportation and Logistics
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Manufacturing
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Rental Car and Fleet Operations
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How PINS Works
One Upload. Continuous Compliance.
PINS sets requirements and sends requests
Vendor uploads documents
AI reviews. Your team approves.
PINS requests renewals
Trusted Across Industries
PINS has been exactly the solution we needed for insurance verification and compliance tracking.
After trying two other systems that did not meet our needs, we felt like we were without a workable solution until we found PINS. PINS is reliable, efficient, and user-friendly. It has saved us valuable time, improved our workflow, and given us confidence that we finally have the right tool in place.
The customer service has also been excellent: responsive, helpful, and committed to supporting our needs.
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
Which industries does PINS work with?
PINS works for any organization that requires certificates of insurance from vendors, contractors, tenants, or partners. It is built for general contractors, public agencies, airports, property managers, and insurance agencies that manage COI tracking for their clients. Teams in education, non-profits, event venues, transportation, manufacturing, and fleet operations use the same workflow. See how PINS works for construction, public agencies, airports, property management, and insurance agencies.
Does PINS work the same way in every industry?
The workflow stays the same. The requirements change. PINS sets requirements by contract, project, property, or agreement type, so a subcontractor on a job site, a tenant under a lease, and a concessionaire at an airport are each reviewed against the coverage, limits, and endorsements that apply to them. Requests, AI-assisted review, renewals, and audit history run the same way for every third party you track.
Does PINS make compliance decisions for us?
No. AI-assisted review checks each certificate and endorsement against your requirements and identifies issues for your team. Your team approves, rejects, or overrides each submission and makes the final compliance decision. PINS also lets you waive requirements as needed to keep projects on track, and every approval, waiver, and exception is logged for audit.
Do vendors, tenants, and brokers need to log in?
No. Vendors, tenants, contractors, and their brokers upload certificates and endorsements through a secure link with no login required. Requests and renewal reminders go out automatically before policies expire, so your team spends less time chasing documents.
Should we manage COI tracking in-house or outsource it?
It depends on how much control your team needs. Outsourced services take the chasing off your plate, but review and vendor communication move outside your team, and exceptions still come back to you for a decision. In-house software automates requests, renewals, and first-pass review while your team keeps the context and makes the final compliance decision. For a full comparison, see In-House vs. Outsourced COI Tracking.
How long does it take to get set up?
Most teams are live within a week. Upload your contracts or insurance exhibits and PINS pulls out the requirements automatically, or hand them to your implementation contact to build the templates for you. Either way, your team reviews and approves the requirements before any request goes out. Your vendor list is imported for you, and PINS provides a template announcement so vendors and brokers know what to expect. Full rollout typically takes 30 to 90 days depending on scope, and the same implementation contact stays with you after launch.
Stop Chasing COIs.
Start Approving.