Free contract-to-certificate tool

COI Coverage Limit Comparator

Compare each dollar limit in a written insurance requirement with the corresponding value displayed on a certificate of insurance.

Values stay in your browserNo certificate, contract, policy number, account, or upload is required.
Arithmetic, not coverage verification. “Meets” means only that the displayed number you entered is at least the required number you entered. The tool cannot interpret a contract or policy, combine insurance layers, verify remaining aggregates, or predict acceptance.
1

Identify the comparison

Use a non-confidential project reference. Do not enter policy numbers.

2

Enter matching dollar limits

Complete only the rows in the written requirement. Leave “COI displays” empty when the corresponding value is missing or unreadable.

Coverage and fieldRequiredCOI displays
Commercial general liabilityEach occurrence
Commercial general liabilityGeneral aggregate
Commercial general liabilityProducts / completed operations aggregate
Commercial general liabilityPersonal and advertising injury
Commercial auto liabilityCombined single limit
Umbrella or excess liabilityEach occurrence
Umbrella or excess liabilityAggregate
Employer’s liabilityEach accident
Employer’s liabilityDisease — policy limit
Employer’s liabilityDisease — each employee
Professional liabilityEach claim / occurrence
Professional liabilityAggregate
Pollution liabilityEach claim / occurrence
Pollution liabilityAggregate
Non-dollar requirements: keep “statutory workers’ compensation,” additional insured, waiver, primary and noncontributory, project-specific aggregate, and endorsement copies on a separate agent checklist. They cannot be evaluated by arithmetic.

Use the result in three passes

1

Correct transcription

Recheck every shortfall or missing value against the original documents.

2

Ask the agent

Let the issuing professional address limit changes, umbrella structure, and policy wording.

3

Ask the reviewer

Have the client clarify conflicting requirements or acceptable alternatives in writing.

Read: Each occurrence vs. aggregate · Contract-to-COI workflow · Tool disclaimer