Supplier requirements
Review a vendor insurance requirement
A supplier asks to remove cover. See which facts matter before responding.
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Requirement: Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance of CAD 5M per occurrence, with the customer named as an additional insured.
Clarification: The certificate shows CAD 5M per claim. The amount matches, but the basis differs.
Next response: Please confirm the occurrence basis and provide the applicable additional insured wording. The extract does not establish those requirements; it does not prove the policy lacks them.
What changes if the certificate says per occurrence?
The displayed amount, currency and limit basis match. Additional insured status, current policy validity and actual coverage remain unverified. This fictional comparison is temporary and is not saved.
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Customer requirements
Respond to customer insurance requirements
Understand a customer’s request and prepare a supported response.
Technology services
Assess cyber and technology errors and omissions (E&O) requirements
Connect the data, systems and service responsibilities to the insurance request.
Events and sponsorship
Review an event or sponsorship requirement
Turn venue and activity details into a proportionate insurance discussion.
Exceptions
Record an exception decision
Keep the open issue, rationale, responsible person and approval requirement visible.
Agreement changes
Compare revised wording and export the record
Find what changed, revisit affected findings and prepare a review record.
Worked examples
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See what the documents show, what remains uncertain and what needs a human decision.
What the contract asks. What the evidence shows.
Contract requiresCommercial General Liability (CGL)$5M per occurrence
Evidence showsVisible match$5M per occurrence displayed
Next checkCannot verifyPolicy status or claim response
Contract requiresAdditional insuredCustomer must have insured status under CGL
Evidence showsNot shownNo endorsement attached
Next checkFollow upAsk the supplier for the wording that gives the required status
Contract requiresPolicy periodMaintain insurance through 31 Dec 2027
Evidence showsFuture renewal neededStated policy ends 1 Jan 2027
Next checkNext actionAsk the supplier to confirm renewal arrangements and provide updated evidence when issued
Follow the agreement from wording to decision.
- 01Executed wordingLegacy
“Appropriate insurance” with no specified insurance types, limits or evidence requirements.
- 02Current saved positionSaved
Insurance types, limits, terms and evidence expectations, subject to checking their fit with the work.
- 03Updated agreement proposalProposed
Confirm the work and possible losses, then propose the relevant insurance types, limits, terms and evidence requirements.
- 04Recorded decisionHuman decision
Owner, rationale, recorded state and next review checkpoint stay attached.
For Your Own Agreements
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