Certificates that read themselves — and never lapse quietly.

Vault turns insurance paperwork into verified facts: every certificate of insurance entering a connected inbox is classified, extracted, checked against your requirements, filed to the right carrier — and watched until renewal. 350,000+ carrier insurance records already on file.

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Parsed is not the same
as verified.

Plenty of tools can OCR a certificate. Verification means checking the facts against your requirements — and refusing to guess.

Coverage lines

Auto liability, cargo, general liability — limits extracted and compared against your minimums per equipment type.

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Certificate holder

Is your company actually named? Holder mismatches are one of the most common — and most expensive — silent failures.

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Dates & carriers of record

Effective and expiry dates, producing agent, underwriting insurer — cross-checked against FMCSA insurance filings.

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Confidence scores

Every extracted field carries a confidence score. Low confidence routes to a human for review — the system never guesses on coverage.

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The lapsed policy that used to slip through.

A carrier's policy expires Friday. Vault has watched the date since the certificate was filed:

  • T-15:renewal request drafted for the carrier — your rep clicked send
  • T-7:no certificate yet — escalation raised, dispatch warned
  • Thursday:new certificate arrives — parsed, holder verified, filed, watch re-armed

350K+

carrier insurance records on file and AI-verified

T-15

days before expiry: renewal draft prepared automatically

T-7

days: escalation raised and dispatch put on notice

0

loads dispatched against knowingly lapsed coverage — hard stop, not a warning

How many of your COIs would fail the holder check?

Most brokerages find out the hard way. Send a sample batch and we'll show you — verified, flagged, and filed — on your demo.