Is there hidden risk in your COI review process?
Returning myCOI user?
A new subcontract gets awarded in CMiC. illumend picks it up, chases the certificate, and sends the answer back to CMiC. Nobody re-keys a thing.
CMiC is built for construction. illumend is built for compliance. The integration lets each one do what it’s best at, and your team stops doing the work twice.
A CMiC account with API access. You’ll share your CMiC API credentials with us, and we store them encrypted in a dedicated secrets vault.
Your CMiC compliance codes. Every CMiC customer sets up its own codes. We map each illumend policy line to yours during onboarding, once.
illumend for insurance compliance. We set up the connection, test it with you, and only then go live.
Request a demo and we’ll show you the integration inside a real CMiC workflow, then get your team connected.
CMiC records compliance. It doesn’t collect certificates, read endorsements or chase a sub whose policy is about to lapse. illumend does that work and puts the answer back in CMiC.
illumend does. It pulls your vendors, projects and subcontracts from CMiC, reviews every certificate and its endorsements, then writes compliance back to CMiC per policy line, for both the vendor and the subcontract.
CMiC gives you somewhere to record compliance. Its compliance codes have room for the carrier, certificate number, coverage dates, coverage amount, status and notes. What CMiC doesn’t do is collect certificates, read the endorsements, or chase a sub whose policy is about to lapse. That review is the work illumend does, and the result lands back in CMiC.
From CMiC to illumend: new vendors, projects and subcontracts. From illumend to CMiC: compliance per policy line in your own compliance codes, including carrier, certificate number, coverage dates, coverage amount, status and notes, for both the vendor and the subcontract. The approved COI PDF is attached to the CMiC record once a day.
Yes, it runs both ways. illumend pulls new vendors, projects and subcontracts from CMiC every 2 hours during business hours, and updates CMiC’s compliance codes when a sub’s compliance changes. The approved COI PDF follows once a day.
Yes. illumend writes compliance at the subcontract level as well as the vendor level, so CMiC shows when a sub is covered on one job and short on another.
A CMiC account with API access, and your CMiC compliance codes. You share your API credentials, which we store encrypted in a dedicated secrets vault. We map each illumend policy line to your codes during onboarding, then test the connection with you before going live.
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