Insurance Tracking Tool for Compliance Teams
Insurance Tracking Software That Keeps Your Team in Control
- Track COIs by vendor, project, and requirement
- Automate renewal follow-up before expiration
- Find compliance gaps faster with AI review
- Keep waivers, exceptions, and approvals on record
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The Problem
Manual insurance tracking breaks at scale
When you're managing a handful of vendors, a spreadsheet works. When you're managing dozens or hundreds across multiple projects with different requirements, the gaps start showing up as audit findings, expired coverage, and payment holds.
The problem isn't that your team isn't paying attention. It's that the tool doesn't match the workload. A shared spreadsheet can't send automated renewal requests, flag a missing endorsement, or show you which vendors across all active projects are out of compliance right now.
PINS replaces that manual process with a structured insurance tracking system your team controls and that actually scales.
What better compliance looks like
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80%+compliance in first 60 days
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90% lesstime chasing COIs and reviewing
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5-15%reduction in premiums
What PINS does as an insurance tracking tool
Automated renewal requests
Find compliance gaps faster
Exception and waiver records
No-login vendor uploads
Real-time status across all projects
How PINS keeps compliance moving
PINS gives your team a repeatable insurance tracking workflow, from first document request through every renewal cycle.
Collect insurance documents
Request COIs and supporting documents from vendors and brokers through a structured submission process tied to the right vendor, contract, and job.
Review against your requirements
PINS checks submitted documents against your insurance requirements and helps your team identify missing coverage, limits, and required language faster.
Review issues and take action
Approve, reject, request changes, or document exceptions while keeping a clear record of notes, waivers, and prior decisions.
Stay ahead of renewals
Track expiration dates and automate renewal reminders so your team stays proactive instead of scrambling at the last minute.
Built For
Who uses PINS as an insurance tracking tool
General Contractors
Public Agencies
Property Managers
Insurance Agencies
Airports
Testimonials
What compliance teams say about using PINS
FAQ
Common questions about insurance tracking software
What is the difference between insurance tracking software and a document storage system?
A document storage system holds files. An insurance tracking tool actively monitors compliance. It checks submitted documents against your requirements, tracks expiration dates, sends renewal reminders, and flags gaps before they become problems. PINS is built for the tracking and compliance side, not just file storage.
Can PINS track different insurance requirements for different vendors or projects?
Yes. You can set insurance requirements by vendor type, contract, or project. PINS checks each submitted document against the applicable requirements so your team is not manually verifying limits and endorsements for every submission.
How does the automated renewal follow-up work?
PINS tracks expiration dates for every insurance document in the system. When a renewal is approaching, PINS sends automated requests to the vendor or broker on your schedule. You set the timing and the message. PINS handles the follow-up.
Does my team still review and approve documents, or does the software do that?
Your team stays in control of every approval decision. PINS flags gaps and missing requirements to make review faster, but your team approves, rejects, requests changes, and documents exceptions. The software assists the review. It does not replace your judgment.
What happens when a vendor cannot meet a specific requirement?
PINS has a built-in exception and waiver workflow. You can document the exception, note the reason, and keep a timestamped record of who approved it and when. That history is available if you need to explain a compliance decision during an audit.
How do vendors and brokers submit documents?
They submit through a secure link with no login or account required on their end. That reduces friction and typically speeds up turnaround compared to email-based collection.
Is PINS a fit if we track insurance across multiple projects at the same time?
Yes. PINS is designed for teams managing ongoing compliance across multiple active projects with overlapping vendor networks. You get a single view of compliance status across all projects, not one spreadsheet per job.