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COI tracking software

The only COI tracking platform that also verifies your contractors are licensed — not just insured.

No credit card required

Manual COI tracking is costing you more than you think

Most GCs managing 10–150 subcontractors spend 3–5 hours a week chasing insurance certificates — that's before accounting for the real exposure.

~4 hrs

Lost per week

Emailing subs, updating spreadsheets, hunting for the latest PDF before an inspection.

1 in 5

COIs expire unnoticed

Without automated alerts, policies lapse silently — often discovered only after an incident.

$0

Coverage on a lapsed policy

A COI proves coverage existed at issue — not that it's still active today.

The gap every other platform ignores

A COI tells you the contractor had insurance when the policy was issued. It says nothing about whether their license is active, suspended, or has open complaints. TrackMyVendor verifies both — every time.

Who this is for: general contractors in Texas, Florida, and California managing 5–150 subcontractors who are tired of compliance being a full-time job.

What the software actually does for you

Every feature below answers: "What does that mean for me on a job site?"

Automated COI collection via magic link

Send a sub a link — they upload their COI directly, no account required on their end. You stop chasing email threads and they stop fumbling with portals they'll never log into again.

LLM-powered COI parsing

Our AI reads the uploaded PDF and pulls out coverage limits, policy types, and expiration dates automatically. No manual data entry, no mistyped dates causing a false "compliant" status.

We query state databases directly — Texas TDLR, Florida DBPR, California CSLB — and show you whether a contractor's license is active, expired, or suspended. No competitor does this. A clean COI and a suspended license can coexist; we catch that.

Per-project insurance requirement templates

Set minimum coverage limits at the project level — $1M GL for a tenant improvement, $2M for a ground-up build. The dashboard flags subs who don't meet the bar for that specific project, not just your default minimums.

Expiration alerts at 90 / 60 / 30 / 7 days

You get emailed before a policy lapses. Your sub gets emailed too, with the same magic link to upload the renewal — so you don't have to follow up manually.

W-9 collection in the same workflow

The magic link request can include W-9 alongside COI. One link, one submission, one less thing to chase separately before year-end 1099s.

Compliance dashboard — compliant / expiring / non-compliant

See every sub's status in one view, filtered by project. Green means fully covered and licensed. Yellow means something expires soon. Red means they should not be on site. No hunting through folders to answer the question.

How TrackMyVendor is different

Every COI tracking platform verifies the document. TrackMyVendor also verifies the entity. A contractor can carry a valid COI while their license is suspended, has open board complaints, or was never valid in your state to begin with. We query TX TDLR, FL DBPR, and CA CSLB in real time — so you know the contractor behind the certificate is actually who they say they are. That's a check no other self-service COI tool on the market performs.

What GCs are saying

"We used to find out a sub's insurance lapsed when our insurance broker asked during a renewal audit. Now I get a 30-day warning and my sub gets the same email automatically. It's changed how we onboard anyone new."

GC

General Contractor, Texas

Managing 40+ subcontractors

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Simple, transparent pricing

Start free with your first 10 contractors. Paid plans start at $97/month — less than one hour of admin time saved per week.

Frequently asked questions

What is COI tracking software?
COI tracking software automates the collection, storage, and monitoring of Certificates of Insurance from subcontractors and vendors. Instead of chasing PDFs over email and manually updating spreadsheets, it centralizes every COI, parses the coverage details automatically, and sends you alerts before policies expire.
How is this different from just collecting COIs in a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet tells you a COI exists. TrackMyVendor tells you whether the contractor is actually licensed and in good standing with the state — something a COI can never confirm on its own. You also get automated expiration alerts, per-project requirement templates, and a compliance dashboard without any manual data entry.
Does it work with Procore?
Not yet — Procore integration is on the roadmap. In the meantime, subcontractors submit documents through a magic link (no account needed on their end), and you can export compliance reports for use in any PM tool.
Which states do you cover for license verification?
We currently verify contractor licenses against state databases in Texas (TDLR), Florida (DBPR), and California (CSLB). Additional states are on the roadmap.
How do subcontractors submit documents?
You send them a magic link — no account, no app, no login required on their end. They upload their COI, W-9, and any other documents in one step. You get notified when submissions arrive.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $97/month. The first 10 contractors are free — no credit card required to get started. See the full pricing page.

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