Insurance
Your policies, what each one covers, and a warning a month before cover runs out.
Add the policy
The insurer, the dates, and what the policy covers.
Attach the certificate
Uploaded onto the policy it belongs to, ready to show an inspector.
Be warned in time
You pick the cover you need. We watch the dates and tell you a month ahead.
Step 1
Add the policy
The insurer, the dates, and what the policy covers.
Step 2
Attach the certificate
Uploaded onto the policy it belongs to, ready to show an inspector.
Step 3
Be warned in time
You pick the cover you need. We watch the dates and tell you a month ahead.
Every policy
One policy covering everything, or several. Each says what it covers.
Gaps stay visible
Each kind of cover is recorded on its own, so a gap shows up as a gap.
Certificate attached
On the policy it belongs to.
A month’s warning
You choose which cover to be warned about, and hear 30 days before it lapses.
Set your childcare up in a few minutes.
No card, no import, no setup call. Add a record and see how it fits.
Regulation 28
What Tusla asks for
- Enough insurance cover for the service.
- The certificate, available for inspection.
- Cover that is still in date.
Reg 28: S.I. 221/2016 Reg 28 (Doc[44]); QRF Full and Part Time Day Care Reg 28 (Doc[224])
What it doesn't do
- We do not judge whether your cover is enough. We record what you hold.
- We do not renew anything or talk to your broker.
The Everything Plan
Every feature for one price per childcare, whether you have 1 staff or ten, 1 child or a hundred.
Questions
- I renew every year. Do I edit the policy?
- No. A renewal is a new record, so last year’s cover stays there as history.
- One policy covers several things.
- That is the normal case. A policy carries a list of what it covers, so it stays one record.
Something else? .