CoverageCheck

V1 · The read

Read a coverage program

This reads the policy documents for one insured and returns the tower, what was checked, and the problems it can prove, with the page and the printed words behind every figure. Selecting a card reads those documents now, which takes a few minutes.

Meridian Ridge Constructors, LLC

Each card is a set of documents. Reading one files the result under this client and takes a few minutes.

A complete program, five policies, no gapStart here

Five carriers, five documents · General liability + four excess layers, complete

Synthetic documents, written for this demonstration. Every company, policy, and claim is fictitious, and every page says so.

Five documents go in and one tower comes out: a general liability primary and four excess layers, each naming the layer beneath it by policy number, closing at $102,000,000 with nothing missing and nothing to decide. The documents are synthetic, written for this demonstration, fictitious and labeled so on every page.

5 documents

Read new documents

Insurance policies, quotes, endorsements, or a loss run, as PDFs. The reading opens here when it finishes. It is not filed under a client on this instance, so it is gone when you leave.

Drop the PDFs here

A program is usually several files: a primary, an umbrella, and the excess layers above them.

PDF only · up to 6 files · 50 MB each

Your documents reach this site’s host, and their text reaches the model that reads them. The files are deleted after the reading. Do not upload anything you could not send to a third party.

10 run on every reading

Does every layer attach where the layer beneath it exhausts?

Did every policy provided make it into the tower?

Was every policy named in a schedule of underlying insurance provided?

Do all the policies name the same insured?

Do all layers run on the same policy period?

Are defense costs payable in addition to the limits?

Did the carrier give notice that it reduced this coverage?

Is any coverage capped below the policy limit?

Do the attached endorsements restrict this coverage?

Is the remaining aggregate known?