A myCOI and Jones alternative with your bills in the same place
Muin Vendor Compliance reads and chases certificates of insurance, W-9s and licenses, and because your bills live in Muin too, it holds payment to a vendor whose insurance has lapsed.
Everything Muin Vendor Compliance does runs in the Muin platform today.
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What each one is built for
Muin Vendor Compliance
General contractors and property managers who want vendor compliance tied to the bills they pay.
- Certificates, W-9s and licenses on one board
- Renewal notices 30, 14 and 7 days before expiry
- Bills held while required insurance has lapsed
myCOI and Jones
Certificate of insurance tracking for companies that work with many vendors and subcontractors.
- Established in certificate tracking
- Check each vendor for the review services, integrations and prices it offers today
Muin facts are from the Vendor Compliance page and guide. Descriptions of other tools are general; check each vendor's site for current features and prices.
What Muin Vendor Compliance does today
- Each certificate is read (coverage, limits, expiration) and checked against the requirements for that kind of vendor.
- Each W-9 is read for taxpayer ID, entity type and address, and feeds 1099 readiness.
- Missing documents are chased on a schedule by email, and by text message when the vendor has opted in.
- A held bill clears on its own when an accepted certificate arrives, or a second person can let one bill through.
- The board can be grouped by job site.
- Vendors upload through a portal link with no Muin account.
Muin Vendor Compliance prices
Up to 25 active vendors
Or $990 a year.
Up to 50 active vendors
Or $1,990 a year.
Up to 150 active vendors
Or $3,490 a year.
Up to 400 active vendors
Or $4,990 a year.
For other tools' prices, see each vendor's own pricing page.
Questions to ask any tool
- Does a lapsed certificate stop payment, or only raise an alert?
- Are W-9s and licenses tracked on the same board as certificates?
- Who reviews a certificate that falls short, and is the reason recorded?
- Do your vendors need an account to upload?
Which one fits
myCOI or Jones suits a company that wants a dedicated certificate tracking service.
Vendor Compliance suits a contractor or property manager who wants compliance, bills and 1099s in one system.