Certificate of insurance

A certificate of liability insurance is an insurance policy's proof of purchase. In order to get one, you must buy a small business liability insurance policy. After the policy is issued, most certificates of insurance are available online.

A certificate of professional liability insurance is a document that provides proof of coverage and summarizes the most important information about your professional liability insurance policy.

A certificate of insurance is a document that verifies you have errors and omissions coverage. It's not uncommon for clients or new business partners to ask for a copy of your certificate. 

A certificate of insurance (COI) is a document that verifies you have business liability insurance coverage and condenses crucial information about your policy into one page.

The products-completed operations aggregate refers to your total protection in your general liability insurance policy in cases where your delivered product or completed service cause damage or injury to a customer.

Occurrence-based insurance is a type of policy that pays for losses that occur during the policy period, even if it’s no longer active when you file a claim.

Personal and advertising injury is typically an infringement on a person or business’s personal or intellectual rights. It can include libel, slander, and copyright infringement.

The per-occurrence limit is the most your insurance company will pay for a single covered loss under the terms of your policy.