{"name":"LeaseGuard","short_name":"LeaseGuard","description":"Eight Point Risk\n\nEight Point Risk verifies that the insurance your subcontractors and vendors carry will actually respond when a claim hits.\n\nMost operators have a folder full of certificates and assume they're covered. Usually they aren't. A certificate is a summary, not the policy — and the endorsements underneath decide whether the risk transfer holds or collapses. An additional insured endorsement on the wrong form. A missing primary and non-contributory provision. An exclusion that strips out the exact work the vendor was hired to do. None of it shows on the face of a COI.\n\nWhat we do\n\nSet the correct insurance requirements in your agreements before anyone collects a certificate\nRead the underlying policies, not just the certificates\nVerify additional insured status, primary and non-contributory, and waiver of subrogation\nFlag exclusions and endorsement forms that undercut the coverage you're relying on\nConfirm vendors are classified for the work they actually perform\nTrain your team to maintain it internally\nOngoing monitoring, if you want it\n\nWhy it's different\n\nTracking platforms audit against whatever requirements you feed them. Nobody checks whether the requirement itself was right. Software can flag a missing document — it can't tell you the endorsement you accepted won't respond.\n\nWho we work with\n\nTexas general contractors and property managers who rely on subcontractors and vendors.","icons":[{"src":"https://media.base44.com/images/public/6a500de4a1f34e63f6f6fed3/fd4a7c15b_logo.png","sizes":"192x192","type":"image/png"},{"src":"https://media.base44.com/images/public/6a500de4a1f34e63f6f6fed3/fd4a7c15b_logo.png","sizes":"512x512","type":"image/png"}],"start_url":"https://8pointrisk.com","display":"standalone","theme_color":"#000000","background_color":"#ffffff","scope":"https://8pointrisk.com"}