Built for contractor COI fire drills
Marshall Rose built the first version of PINS to replace spreadsheets, email threads, and last minute scrambles.
Our story
PINS started with Marshall Rose, a licensed insurance agent supporting commercial contractors in California.
One day, a client needed proof of insurance from a subcontractor that had finished work years earlier. Marshall went with them to a storage unit and spent hours digging through box after box of paper, trying to find one specific COI.
Today it is email threads and shared folders instead of boxes, but the scramble is the same. Marshall believed there had to be a better way, so he started building one.
The rebuild
In 2013, Katy Rose joined Marshall and helped rebuild the original version of PINS into a cloud application. The goal was simple: take something that solved a real problem for one client base and make it reliable, usable, and ready for a wider community.
That rebuild also set the tone for how PINS operates today. Listen closely, take the edge cases seriously, and turn messy, real-world COI situations into a process teams can actually run.
Katy now leads PINS as CEO, and customers can still reach a real person when it matters.
How PINS got here
PINS started as a way to bring order to COI tracking for contractors. Over time, it grew into a cloud platform backed by long term customers and white glove support.
Marshall Rose built the first version of PINS to replace spreadsheets, email threads, and last minute scrambles.
Katy Rose rebuilt PINS as a cloud application and began expanding it to a wider customer community.
A major rebuild focused on speed, usability, and scale.
Early customers like the City of Glendora and LAX still use PINS today, backed by a team you can reach.
How we show up
We help you structure requirements, map workflows, and get live fast without reinventing your process.
When something is urgent, you can reach a person who knows your setup and can help immediately.
As your program grows, we help you standardize, improve reporting, and keep compliance decisions consistent.
With PINS, you won't just be handed a login and left to figure it out.
What we believe
Stop Reviewing.
Start Approving.