CertPilot · by Worksub

Certificate requests, drafted before you’ve read them.

CertPilot reads incoming COI requests, matches the insured in your book of business, fills the ACORD 25, and leaves a ready-to-review reply in your drafts folder — certificate attached. Your licensed staff reviews and sends. CertPilot never sends anything itself.

Works with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Nothing changes for the people emailing you.

The demo — 45 seconds

A real request email becoming a filled ACORD 25 and a draft reply.

Fig. 01 — request to draft

The problem

You know this email.

Every one of these means the same fifteen minutes: find the client, pull up the policies, check the wording they asked for, fill the form, write the reply. Multiply by every contractor, every renewal season, every GC who needs it today.

It’s not hard work. It’s interrupting work — and it lands on your most experienced CSRs, all day, every day.

COI needed — closing tomorrow

From — Dana Ortiz <dana@greenscapegrounds.example>

Hi — we need a certificate for GreenScape Grounds Management naming Meridian Property Group as additional insured, with waiver of subrogation. The GC won’t let them on site without it. Can you get it over today?

How it works

From request to draft, in four steps

  1. 1

    A request comes in

    CertPilot watches your certificates inbox — Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 — and recognizes COI requests. Newsletters, spam, and everything else get left alone.

  2. 2

    It matches the insured — or stops

    The request is matched against your book of business. If the client isn’t there, or the match is ambiguous, CertPilot flags it for a human. It never guesses.

  3. 3

    It fills the ACORD 25

    Correct carriers, policy numbers, and dates — with additional-insured and waiver-of-subrogation wording applied when the request calls for it.

  4. 4

    A draft waits for your team

    The reply, certificate attached, lands in your drafts folder. Your CSR reviews it, adjusts if needed, and hits send. Under a minute from request to draft.

Errors & omissions

It never sends. Ever. By design.

Auto-sending certificates is an E&O claim waiting to happen — so CertPilot can’t do it. Not as a setting you toggle. The ability doesn’t exist. Every certificate leaves your agency the same way it always has: sent by a licensed human who reviewed it.
  • Never guesses

    Unknown client? Ambiguous request? It’s flagged for a person — not answered wrong.

  • Never touches history

    CertPilot only sees mail received after its go-live date. Your archive is off limits.

  • Access you control

    It reads your inbox through access your Workspace or Microsoft 365 admin grants — and can revoke in one click.

  • Everything logged

    Every request, every draft, and its outcome, timestamped in a dashboard you can open any time.

Honest scope

What it handles, what it ignores, what goes to your team

CertPilot handles

  • Standard COI requests
  • Additional insured
  • Waiver of subrogation
  • Certificate holder details

CertPilot ignores

  • Newsletters
  • Marketing mail
  • Anything that isn’t a certificate request

Goes to your team

  • Clients it can’t match
  • Ambiguous requests
  • Non-standard wording
  • Anything it isn’t sure about

The dashboard

See exactly what it’s doing

Every request and every draft, with turnaround times and hours saved, in a live dashboard. No black box — you can audit any certificate it ever drafted.
CertPilot activity dashboard: each request with insured, certificate holder, draft-ready status, and time to draft
Dashboard screenshot (demo data)

FAQ

Questions agencies ask first

Do we have to change our management system?

No. CertPilot works from your certificates inbox and your book of business. Nothing about your AMS, your carriers, or your process changes.

What if the requester’s client isn’t ours?

It gets flagged for your team with a note explaining why. CertPilot never produces a certificate for a client it can’t confidently match.

We’re on Outlook / Gmail — does it work?

Both. CertPilot supports Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.

How long does setup take?

About a day. Your admin approves one access grant, we load your book of business, and CertPilot starts from that day forward — it never reaches back into old mail.

What does it cost?

A flat monthly rate with a set number of certificates included. We’ll walk through pricing on the call once we understand your volume.

Who else can see our data?

No one. Your CertPilot instance runs for your agency alone — your credentials, your data, nothing pooled or shared.

Watch it fill a certificate, live, on a call

Fifteen minutes: we’ll show you a request email becoming a reviewed-and-ready draft, answer the E&O questions, and you’ll know whether this fits your agency. No deck, no pressure.

Book the 15-minute walkthrough