TL;DR — Yes, Billy tracks hold harmless agreements. Through its DocuSign integration and compliance workflows, you can collect, sign, store, and enforce hold harmless (indemnity) agreements at the company or project level — and sync status into Procore, Sage, Viewpoint, Autodesk, and Acumatica. Yes — BillyInsurance can track hold harmless agreements. Using our DocuSign integration,…
BCS (Business Credentialing Services) has been in the COI tracking space since 2008. They’ve built real brand equity through content marketing, a freemium entry tier, and a 78,000-vendor pre-qualified network. They also publish aggressive comparison content positioning themselves against every major competitor — including Billy. Their platform works. Their RiskBot AI delivers real-time color-coded compliance…
An honest comparison of Billy and Jones for general contractors. See how warranty tracking, Procore integration, Managed Services, and pricing differ.
A detailed comparison of Billy and TrustLayer for general contractors. TrustLayer automates insurance verification across all industries. Billy was built exclusively for construction — with warranty tracking, deep Procore and Sage integration, 48-hour review SLAs, vendor pre-qualification, and an Insurance Wallet for managing outbound COIs through your broker.
Nuclear verdicts — jury awards exceeding $10 million — are fundamentally changing construction insurance. Carriers are restricting coverage, umbrella premiums are spiking, and GCs who haven’t updated their subcontractor insurance requirements since 2020 are carrying more risk than they realize. This guide covers what’s driving the trend and what GCs need to change in 2026.
Almost all development projects around the world rely on construction loans. Navigating the construction insurance industry presents a unique set of challenges, particularly when it comes to compliance and making sure you’re covered. From safety regulations to environmental standards, construction firms must adhere to many laws and guidelines. Non-compliance not only risks hefty fines but…
