What Is a Hold Harmless Agreement? (2026 Guide) | Billy
Hold harmless agreement explained — definition, 3 types, how it works with insurance, state law considerations, and construction examples. Plain-English guide.
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Does Billy Track Hold Harmless Agreements? Yes and Here’s How
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,…
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Billy vs. ISNetworld vs. Avetta: Why GCs Are Choosing Subcontractor-Friendly Prequalification
ISNetworld charges subs $875+/year. Avetta charges $799+/year plus a $249 setup fee. Billy charges subcontractors nothing. This side-by-side comparison breaks down pricing, Procore integration, setup timelines, and the real impact of contractor-paid vs. GC-paid models on your bidder pool, bid prices, and diversity goals.
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How to Replace Your Paper Subcontractor Prequalification Process in 2026
Most GCs still prequalify subcontractors with emailed PDFs, paper sign-offs, and scanned files. This guide breaks down the six-step digital workflow that replaces that cycle, from building your custom form and collecting documents to setting approval statuses, pushing vendors to Procore, and automating annual renewals. No enterprise implementation required, no fees charged to your subs.
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Certificate Holder vs Additional Insured: What GCs Must Verify on a COI (With Examples)
Certificate holder isn’t the same as additional insured. Learn the difference, what to verify on a COI (including endorsements), and the GC workflow to prevent non-compliant subs from slipping through.
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A Compliance-Focused Approach for Reducing Heat-Related Workplace Injuries in Commercial and Industrial Facilities
Heat waves and heat-related workplace injuries can cost commercial and industrial facilities in workers’ compensation claims, lost productivity, and regulatory penalties. A recent study from UCLA shows that on days with high temperatures above 90 degrees Fahrenheit, workers have a 6% to 9% higher risk of injury than they do on days with high temperatures…
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Insurance Endorsements Explained (CG 20 10, CG 20 37, Primary & Noncontributory)
Learn what CG 20 10, CG 20 37, and Primary & Noncontributory endorsements actually cover, why they matter in construction, and how Billy automates endorsement review with AI.
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5 Questions to Ask Yourself During a Mid-Year Compliance Review
Mid-year is the perfect time to pause, recalibrate, and make sure your construction projects aren’t just moving fast, but staying compliant. In an industry where one overlooked certificate or outdated insurance document can trigger costly delays or penalties, compliance isn’t just a regulatory checkbox, it’s a safeguard for your timeline, your team, and your bottom…
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Ensuring Success: Implementing Comprehensive Risk Assessment Protocols for Construction Projects
First and foremost, let us acknowledge that risk is inherent in any construction project. Risk assessment protocols for construction firms can vary from company to company, and every project presents unique challenges; implementing comprehensive risk assessment protocols is crucial. From unforeseen weather conditions to uninsured vendors and safety hazards, construction projects are inherently risky. The…
