Subcontractor coverage documented across service dates
Not a certificate collected at contract signing that lapsed in month four. Continuous coverage mapped against every payment.
For Insurance Brokers
Accounting support for payroll detail, subcontractor documentation and the premium audit file. Coverage, policy structure and insurance advice stay with your team.
Illustrative structure. Your scope is agreed together.
What we build
Not a certificate collected at contract signing that lapsed in month four. Continuous coverage mapped against every payment.
On subcontractor invoices, which preserves the material deduction on any sub whose coverage does come up short.
Class separation requires actual records of hours and work performed. Estimated allocation isn't accepted.
By employee and by class, which is what the exclusion requires.
Against the state cap, and excludable compensation categories mapped at the payroll item level rather than adjusted at year end.
Including an exception log listing every known gap and its cause, so nothing gets found rather than presented.
Where the line is
We produce records. We don’t place coverage, advise on coverage, or represent that premium will be reduced. Proper documentation supports the exclusions your client is already entitled to and prevents exposure being added that doesn’t belong there. Coverage questions, program structure, and disputes over the audit result stay with you.
The return
Fewer disputes to manage. Fewer hours spent arguing a result after the fact. Fewer accounts shopping their coverage after a bad audit. And an account with clean records is easier to market and quote competitively.
A clear working relationship
Neither direction. Our client rewards program is for contractors referring contractors and does not extend to professional partners.
Make the introduction
An introduction starts a conversation. The free Financial Risk Assessment is required before either side commits, and the contractor keeps the findings and the plan.