Malik·Builds Prototype — not a live product

No regulation behind this one — just unbilled hours

Thirty-five certificates a week and the agency bills for exactly none of them.

A general contractor emails asking for a cert before Monday. Somebody opens the policy file, reads the subcontract requirements, and rebuilds an ACORD 25 by hand. Forty-five minutes. Again tomorrow.

Watch it work →
Nobody regulates how you build a certificate. It is still 30–40% of your inbound work.
✕ What it costs you
Each certificate takes 45 to 52 minutes by hand — pulling the policy, matching the holder's requirements, formatting the ACORD, checking it. A mid-size agency does 35 to 60 a week and bills nothing for any of them.
✓ What this wins back
The request is read and the certificate is drafted before the CSR opens it. The 8–15% error rate on additional-insured language — which is pure E&O exposure — stops being a coin flip.

No regulator requires this. That is the honest version — it is a money tool, not a compliance tool.

01 / Watch it work

One request email. Watch the certificate build itself.

This is the kind of email that lands in a commercial lines inbox all day. Tap the button and watch the requirements come off it.

Tap the button — about five seconds.

Being straight with youThis runs a scripted pass over one fixed sample so you can see the workflow end to end. It is not calling a live model in your browser, and it has never seen your paperwork. The real thing reads your actual documents — this shows you what it would do with them.

02 / What it would cost

One price. No per-seat math.

$149
per month · one agency, unlimited certificates
  • —Reads the request however the contractor wrote it — email, PDF subcontract, or a forwarded thread
  • —Pulls additional-insured wording exactly as demanded, including primary and non-contributory
  • —Flags a requirement the policy does not actually carry, before the cert goes out
  • —Drafts the ACORD; a human still signs it
  • —Every certificate searchable by holder, project or job number
  • —Catches a renewal that would expire mid-project
  • —Nothing to install — it reads the inbox you already have

This page is the prototype. If the workflow above is close to yours, tell me what is wrong with it and I will change it before you pay anything.

Email me what is wrong with it