How it works

How SiloBase turns COI renewal management into one ledger

For the independent agency, certificate of insurance work is three jobs wearing one name: issue the certificate, remember who holds it, and make sure it gets renewed before it lapses. SiloBase runs all three in a single place.

1. Issue and store the certificate

Generate a COI and file it against the right client and the right policy from day one. SiloBase keeps the certificate in a searchable ledger instead of a shared drive or a folder of PDFs, so "where is the COI for Acme Roofing?" stops being a scavenger hunt.

2. Track certificate holders and additional insureds

Every certificate has holders and, often, additional insureds whose coverage requirements differ. SiloBase stores each as a named record attached to the policy, so a request for "who is additional insured on the Coastal Builders account" is answered in one lookup rather than by opening old emails.

3. Chase renewals on the 60/30/14/7-day ladder

The renewal cadence that E&O best-practice guidance from IIABA / Big I recommends — reminders at 60, 30, 14, and 7 days — is exactly what SiloBase schedules automatically. When a certificate is about to lapse, the agency sees it coming with time to act, not after a claims examiner asks for it.

4. Keep an E&O-ready audit trail

Certificate errors are a documented top errors-and-omissions exposure for agencies. SiloBase enforces verification before issuance, supports a second-person review, and archives history, so the agency can show what was issued, when, and who reviewed it. That defensible record is the difference between a controlled process and a spreadsheet nobody audited.

Why a ledger instead of a spreadsheet

Spreadsheets do not remind anyone, do not link a certificate back to its policy and holder, and do not leave an audit trail anyone trusts in a claim. SiloBase makes the queue the tool recommends a real system — without pulling in a full agency management suite your small shop may not want.

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