The agency that lives in COI requests.
Commercial books are where COI volume concentrates. GC relationships, recurring holders, Friday-afternoon request floods — this is where Koffyr earns its keep, and where the time savings compound fastest.
- Certificates
- Insureds
- Policies
- Templates
- Audit log
- Settings
- 2m ago matchedriverside-pm.com→ Cooper Construction LLC
- 14m ago matchedbaystate-gc.com→ Cooper Construction LLC
- 1h ago matchedvenue-permits@bcc→ Cooper Restaurant Group
- 3h ago reviewunknownno match · review
What we see in commercial books.
Friday-afternoon COI flood
CSRs drowning in last-minute holder requests
Certificate template chaos
three template engines, three sets of mistakes
E&O exposure on every cert
"did we even check that limit?"
GCs/PMs demand 24-hour turn
self-service is the only realistic answer
Where Koffyr actually moves the needle.
Same product. Same audit trail. Different workflow weighting for your book.
- 01See on /coi →Insured self-serviceHigh-volume holders self-serve · CSR reviews exceptions only
- 02See on /coi →Requester-initiatedProperty managers + GCs hit the public link · 1-click approve
- 03See on /coi →Agent-initiatedEdge cases · new holder types · complex coverage stacks
Set per-policy guardrails once — limit floors, holder allow-lists, blocked requesters. Routine certs auto-issue inside the rules; anything outside them queues for agent review with the exact rule that flagged it. No manual checking means no missed limits on a Friday afternoon.
Starts at $0. Stops at $279.
No per-seat pricing. CORE is the right tier for most commercial agencies.