Vendor payments are released even when their Certificates of Insurance (COIs) have expired, creating liability exposure because COI expiry dates are trapped in PDFs or messy spreadsheets and not automatically checked during payment runs.
Existing accounting tools have COI compliance trackers but they are not used or are insufficient because COI data is unstructured (PDF ACORD forms, blurry phone photos) and not integrated with payment runs; manual checking is error-prone and time-consuming.
Workarounds Described
- stores COI expiry dates in messy spreadsheets
- manually checks COI PDFs before payment runs
- hopes built-in compliance trackers catch lapsed policies without verification
Implied Software Gaps
- Automated COI data extraction and integration with AP payment workflows
- Real-time alert system for vendor insurance lapses before payment approval
COI PayGuard Agent
A read-only AP agent that plugs into property management accounting systems, automatically extracts insurance coverage details and expiry dates from COI documents in emails, flags vendors with lapsed policies during payment runs, and prevents checks from being issued until renewed COIs are received—without touching banking credentials.
- Automated COI extraction from PDFs, images, and emails using OCR and AI
- Seamless integration with Yardi, AppFolio, QuickBooks, and other AP tools
- Real-time flagging of vendors with expired coverage during payment runs
- Read-only access with no banking credentials or payment rights required
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