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How to register an insurance for your small business

 

If you’re trying to land a client contract or sign a commercial lease, chances are you need Errors and Omissions Insurance or General Liability Insurance yesterday. So how can you speed up the insuring process?

We have a few ideas.

1. Understand the application.

If you apply for coverage through Insureon, you can complete a single online insurance application to get quotes from all available carriers. It usually takes 10 to 15 minutes to complete, but you can save your progress if you don’t have time to finish the application in one sitting.

The application will ask you basic questions about your business, the policies you’re interested in, and your services. To answer these questions as quickly as possible, you’ll want to have some information on hand. So…

2. Get your information ready.

Have information about the following in front of you so you can fill out the application quickly:

• Business basics. The application will need to know basic information about your business, such as its industry, legal entity, name, contact information, address, and locations. Sometimes your risks and insurance options / requirements depend on your location. Read more about that in “Find Insurance Where You Live.”
• Your policies. Knowing which types of insurance and how much coverage you want from the outset can help you decide what to check off in the application.
• Revenue. How much you make determines how much coverage may be appropriate for your business.
• Company history. This refers to your industry experience and when you founded your business. Insurers tend to prefer a business that has some history under its belt, which may lead to more favorable rates. However, that’s not always the case.
• Employees. You’ll need to specify how many employees, owners, and officers your business has, all of which may impact your Workers’ Compensation Insurance needs. Be prepared to share your total office payroll and your employer identification number, too.
• Business practices. Be ready to describe your operations so the application can accurately weigh your risks against your risk management.
• Website. Remember cyber risks? Your website and cyber security practices may affect your exposure. https://www.insureon.com/blog/post/2015/10/28/5-tips-for-getting-business-insurance-faster.aspx