The Thimble Certificate Manager tracks (and sells) all your insurance needs for every service provider or vendor on your property in one online dashboard.
No more email back-and-forth. We simplify the hassle of getting COIs from crews, waiting on amendments to policies, and anything else that stands in the way of keeping your property in tip-top shape.
Don’t leave compliance up to chance just because the work needs to start. Every time a contractor comes onto your property, you’re incurring risks. Make sure service providers are on the hook for their own work and damages.
Policies from Thimble, sold directly through the Thimble Certificate Manager, are perfectly tailored to the needs of the people you hire! Contractors can get a monthly or annual policy, and automated notifications mean you’ll know exactly who’s working when.
With Thimble’s Certificate Manager, your contractors can upload a COI from any insurer, or they can simply buy a policy right from Thimble with your pre-defined requirements.
If you’re repairing a fence and you accidentally damage your client’s patio set while on site, you could be held liable for damages.
General liability insurance covers third-party claims of bodily injury, property damage, and personal and advertising injury.
Professional liability insurance, also called errors & omissions (E&O) insurance, covers claims of financial loss as a result of providing—or failing to provide—professional services properly.
From a chainsaw to a camera, if you use it on the job, there’s a chance that it could get damaged.
Business Equipment Insurance, also known as inland marine insurance, covers loss or damage to equipment you own, rent or lease, and use for work.
A business owners policy or “BOP” is all the coverage most small businesses need in one easy package with two main areas: commercial property insurance and general liability insurance.
Commercial property insurance covers costs as a result of direct physical loss or damage to a building or its contents in situations like a fire or windstorm. Even your accounts receivable can be protected by commercial property coverage.
Work with a team? Say your employee slips and falls while on a jobsite. Workers’ comp can cover the cost of medical expenses, as well as recoup lost wages while she recovers.
Workers’ compensation covers the costs related to your employees’ workplace injuries and illnesses.
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