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Assigning Requirement Templates

Learn how to assign a requirement template to a project and what it controls.

Requirement templates define the insurance standards that vendors on a project must meet. Assigning a template to a project automatically applies those coverage requirements to every vendor record.

How Templates Work

A requirement template specifies:

  • Coverage types — Which lines of insurance are required (e.g., General Liability, Workers Comp).
  • Minimum limits — The dollar thresholds for each coverage line.
  • Provisions — Special endorsements like Additional Insured, Waiver of Subrogation, or Primary & Non-Contributory.

When a certificate is uploaded and analyzed, Inori compares the extracted data against the template assigned to that project.

Assign a Template

  1. Open the project from the Projects list.
  2. Click the Settings tab.
  3. Under Requirement Template, click the dropdown and select a template.
  4. Click Save Changes.

All existing vendor records in the project will be re-evaluated against the new template. Updated compliance statuses appear within a few seconds.

One Template Per Project

Each project uses exactly one requirement template. If you need different requirements for different vendor tiers, create separate projects or customize the template to cover all scenarios.

Changing Templates

You can switch a project's template at any time. When you do, Inori automatically re-verifies all active certificates against the updated requirements and recalculates compliance statuses.

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  • How Templates Work
  • Assign a Template
  • Changing Templates