Disclaimr AI

ЗнаLately, I've been looking into how AI can handle the truly boring parts of business, and Disclaimr AI is a great example. It’s a compliance tool designed for small and medium businesses that takes the headache out of collecting and verifying insurance certificates from vendors.

Instead of manually sorting through PDF files and crossing your fingers that everything is correct, Disclaimr AI does the heavy lifting. It reads every certificate, compares it with your actual contract requirements and checks directly with the insurance carrier to make sure the policy is still active. It catches the kind of mistakes a spreadsheet would miss: mismatched limits, missing endorsements, cancelled policies or simple typos in company names. The tool is perfect for businesses working with 5 to 100 vendors, and they use a flat pricing model without any minimum requirements for the number of certificates.

The workflow is impressively simple. When a vendor emails you a certificate, you just CC Disclaimr AI or forward the message. The tool uses OCR to pull out all the key data — carrier, limits, dates, endorsements, and the name of the insured — and automatically files it in your tracker. What’s cool is that it validates the document against the specific language of your contract, not some generic template. Then, Disclaimr AI verifies the coverage with the agent or carrier and keeps an eye out for any mid-term cancellations. You also get automatic reminders 90, 60, 30, and 14 days before a policy expires, and a time-stamped history makes audits as simple as a quick search and export.

Who is this for? It’s a lifesaver for general contractors managing subcontractors, property managers dealing with cleaners and landscapers, or any growing company that has simply outgrown manual tracking. It removes the risk of assuming you're covered when you're actually not, saving you both time and potentialCCC potential legal costs. Plus, it's frictionless for your partners: vendors don't need to create accounts — they just send the certificate via email or a link.

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Instead of manually sorting through PDF files and crossing your fingers that everything is correct, Disclaimr AI does the heavy lifting. It reads every certificate, compares it with your actual contract requirements and checks directly with the insurance carrier to make sure the policy is still active. It catches the kind of mistakes a spreadsheet would miss: mismatched limits, missing endorsements, cancelled policies or simple typos in company names. The tool is perfect forCDeliverreto for businesses working with 5 to 100 vendors, and they use a flat pricing model without any minimum requirements for the number of certificates.

The workflow is impressively simple. When a vendor emails you a certificate, you just CC Disclaimr AI or forward the message. The tool uses OCR to pull out all the key data — carrier, limits, dates, endorsements, and the name of the insured — and automatically files it in your tracker. What’s cool is that it validates the document against the specific language of your contract, not some generic template. Then, Disclaimr AI verifies the coverage with the agent or carrier and keeps an eye out for any mid-term cancellations. You also get automatic reminders 90, 60, 30, and 14 days before a policy expires, and a time-stamped history makes audits as simple as a quick search and export.

Who is this for? It’s a lifesaver for general contractors managing subcontractors, property managers dealing with cleaners and landscapers, or any growing company that has simply outgrown manual tracking. It removes the risk of assuming you're covered when you're actually not, saving you both time and potential legal costs. Plus, it's frictionless for your partners: vendors don't need to create accounts — they just send the certificate via email or a link.

Early access is currently available via a waitlist with special founding pricing.