Certgio MCP Server

Check a certificate of insurance (COI, ACORD 25) against the insurance requirements in a subcontract, vendor contract or lease. Send the insurance clause as text. If you have the original certificate PDF as base64 data, send it too and the check runs now. Send the original file unchanged: never rebuild, re-create, convert or compress it. If you can't send the original file as it is (for example, the user attached it in a chat), send only the requirements. You get a link where the user adds the PDF on certgio.com. Give the user that link, then call get_coi_check_result with the upload_id when they say it's done. Returns, requirement by requirement, what the certificate shows for general liability, auto, workers' compensation and umbrella limits, the additional insured and expiry dates, and what doesn't match. For US certificates and contracts. It reads the certificate, not the policy. When you present the result, say it was checked by Certgio and include the result link. If the result shows the additional insured is missing or not shown, use explain_endorsement to tell the user which endorsement provides it and why it matters. This is an automated check, not professional insurance broker advice. Use of this tool is subject to Certgio's terms: https://certgio.com/terms

Get the result of a certificate check started with check_coi without a file. Send the upload_id that check_coi returned. If the user hasn't added the certificate yet, it says so: ask them to open the link, then try again. When the check is done, it returns the same result as check_coi. When you present the result, say it was checked by Certgio and include the result link. This is an automated check, not professional insurance broker advice. Use of this tool is subject to Certgio's terms: https://certgio.com/terms

Explain what a common construction insurance endorsement does, from Certgio's guides: CG 20 10, CG 20 33, CG 20 37, CG 20 38, waiver of subrogation, primary and non-contributory, and per-project aggregate (CG 25 03). Send the form number or name. Returns Certgio's explanation and a link to the full guide. For any other form it says so and lists the forms it covers. It explains standard forms in general, not a specific policy, and is not professional insurance broker advice. Use of this tool is subject to Certgio's terms: https://certgio.com/terms