For Legal and Contract Teams

Connect the wording to the decision.

See the insurance issue in context, prepare a focused response and keep proposed edits separate from the terms already agreed.

From issue to action

Make the insurance discussion easier to resolve.

Read the full requirement

Keep limits, insured parties, duration and related terms in view.

Explain the proposed change

Show what the revision solves and what still needs confirmation.

Preserve the boundary

Proposed wording does not amend an executed agreement or confirm coverage.

Fictional worked example

A request for full policies needs a narrower response.

An agreement asks the supplier to provide complete policies, underwriting submissions and premium receipts on request.

The useful distinction

Confirm requirements with targeted evidence.

The wording
Full policy materialA broad disclosure obligation.
The purpose
Evidence of agreed requirementsIdentify what the customer actually needs to confirm.
The approach
A targeted evidence requestConsider a certificate and relevant supporting confirmation.

Suggested next request

Propose evidence that answers the actual question.

We propose providing a certificate and relevant supporting confirmation for the agreed insurance requirements. Please identify any specific requirement that needs further evidence.

A certificate may not establish every required term. Relevant schedules or endorsements may still be needed. Legal and insurance reviewers must assess the proposed change.

Try it for yourself

See a clear response take shape.

Explore how the source wording, explanation and next question fit together.

Explore a wording example