Renters insurance register

Register

Which tenancies carry a policy, the carrier label, and the expiry you were given.

What the tenant told you, written down

A tenant says they have insurance at signing and nobody writes it anywhere. This is where it goes: carrier, reference, expiry, and what you were actually shown.

It determines nothing about cover

This product has not read anybody’s policy. It states no required limits, makes no adequacy determination and does not say a policy is in force — only that you were told it was.

No supplied renewal cycle

The expiry is the date the tenant gave you. Nothing is counted from it and no interval is invented.

Alongside this: COI tracker · Lease documents · Lease expiry

A register of what you were told. CompliMaint reads no policy, determines no coverage or adequacy, states no required limits, recommends no insurer and gives no insurance advice. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Does it check the policy?
No. It has not read the policy and cannot. It records what the tenant told you and what you were shown.
Does it say whether coverage is adequate?
No. There is no adequacy determination, no required limit and no minimum here. What you may require of a tenant comes from your lease and your state’s law.
Does it recommend an insurer?
No. It names no carrier, ranks none and recommends none.
Does it remind me before expiry?
No. There is no supplied renewal interval and nothing is sent. The expiry date sits on the row where somebody looking at the register will see it.
How is this different from the COI tracker?
The COI tracker is about vendors’ commercial certificates. This is about renters’ own policies.