You’ve received your quote for workers’ comp coverage and are ready to move forward with your policy. So, what’s next? These 5 easy-as-pie steps will get you from quote to coverage in no time.
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A Pie Insurance rep will contact you to collect additional information about your business including its loss run report (see below for details).
Our underwriting department will review the information we’ve collected about your business.
A Pie rep will let you know if your application has been approved—or they’ll request more information if needed.
Once your application has been approved, a Pie rep will send important documents for you to review and approve. These may include:
What is a loss run report?
A loss run report is a record of any workers’ comp claims that have been paid by your current and previous insurance companies.
What if my business doesn’t have any claims at all? Do I still need to get the report?
Yes. We still need the report to verify previous coverage. If you have no claims and are unable to get a report, please contact us.
What time period does the report need to cover?
Pie Insurance requires loss run reports to cover the past three (3) years from all the workers’ comp insurance providers that have insured your business during that time.
How recent does the loss run report need to be?
The report must be current and provide information updated within the past 30 days.
Where can I get a loss run report?
You can get a loss run report by contacting your current and previous insurance companies. By law, the providers must provide this information to you. We’re happy to help you track this down.
What does a loss report look like?
Loss run reports include:
Learn more about loss runs or call us (M-F, 9am-9pm ET) at 855-705-2716 if you have questions or need assistance.
Thanks for reading! Please note that this content is intended for educational purposes only. As laws change regularly, you should refer to your state legislation and/or an advisor for specific legal counsel. If you’re a small business owner, learn more about workers’ compensation or check your current rate in 3 minutes.
