Does the policy meet what the contract requires?
By Trey Yadon, Founder, OpSpring.ai. Updated .
ProducerHQ’s Contract Compliance reads a contract and the insured’s policy, pulls out every insurance requirement and marks each one Met, Ambiguous, Not met or Possible scope mismatch, with a confidence level and the cited language behind it. Your agency can fix gaps before the client signs. One analysis uses one credit.
It supports contractual risk transfer review, which agencies otherwise do by hand. Read the Noriega Risk Partners case study.
How it works
- 1Upload the contract and the insured’s policy.
- 2ProducerHQ extracts every insurance requirement, including additional insured and waiver of subrogation wording, and checks each against the policy.
- 3You get a result for each requirement, grouped by category, with recommended actions and a client summary you can print or copy.
What you get back
Each requirement marked Met, Ambiguous, Not met or Possible scope mismatch, a confidence level, the cited contract and policy language, the recommended action for what falls short, and a client summary of policy checks you can print or copy.
Who it is for
Commercial agencies that review contracts for contractors, vendors and landlords and want it consistent and on the record.
Limits
It reads the documents you give it and is not legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
- How do agents verify a client’s policy meets a contract?
- Upload both and Contract Compliance lists each requirement with a status and the cited language.
- Does it check additional insured and waiver of subrogation wording?
- Yes. It extracts those requirements with the rest of the contract and checks each against the policy.
- Does it use a credit?
- Yes, one credit per analysis.
- What results does it give?
- Each requirement is marked Met, Ambiguous, Not met or Possible scope mismatch.
- Does it show how sure it is?
- Yes. Each result carries a confidence level and the cited contract and policy language.
- Can I give the client a summary?
- Yes. For policy checks, the client summary can be printed or copied.
- Is this legal advice?
- No. It reads the documents you give it and is not legal advice.