Your required coverages are the yardstick every certificate is measured against. Without them, TrackMyVendor can file certificates but can't tell you whether any of them are good enough.
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Open Settings → Compliance
Settings → the Compliance tab.
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Tick what you require
Tick each coverage you require: General Liability, Workers' Compensation, Auto Liability, Umbrella.
An unticked coverage is not checked at all. If you don't require Auto Liability, contractors without it aren't marked short.
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Set the minimums
Enter a Min. coverage for each ticked one — the lowest limit you'll accept. A certificate below it makes the contractor Non-Compliant even though the coverage exists.
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Save
Save. Everything on file is re-judged straight away.
Require less than you think
It's tempting to tick everything. Don't — requiring Auto Liability from a contractor who never drives to site makes them permanently Non-Compliant for a coverage you were never going to enforce, and after a few of those the red badges stop meaning anything.
Set the floor to what you'd actually refuse to let someone on site without. Anything above that belongs on the specific job.
Higher limits on one job
Don't raise the organization-wide floor for a single contract. Set the higher requirement on the job itself: Set per-project insurance requirements.
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