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DueFiles vs PINS

Compared from public pages on 2026-09-23.

PINS describes COI tracking software for teams that keep the compliance decision in-house. DueFiles is COI tracking for the vendor file: the requirement, the certificate, the named endorsement forms, and a reviewer on your team.

Compared from public pages on 2026-09-23. PINS says it collects documents, reviews them against your requirements, and keeps renewals current, with no managed service and no outsourced review.

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Why DueFiles wins

  • DueFiles names CG 20 10 and CG 20 37 as separate requirements on the vendor file.
  • An authorized reviewer approves the file, rejects an extraction, or records an exception. Uncertain fields stay visible.
  • Vendors and brokers use an upload link with no DueFiles account.
  • Free is $0 for up to 10 vendors. Starter is $39 a month for up to 50. Pro is $99 for up to 200. Business is $249 for up to 750.
  • DueFiles does not sell insurance and does not replace the reviewer.

Side by side

What buyers actually ask, answered with product behavior.

  • Who is it for?

    PINS
    PINS public pages name construction, property managers, public agencies, insurance agencies, and airports, and workflows for subcontractors, vendors, and tenants.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles is built for property, HOA, venue, and vendor programs that keep a requirement on each vendor file.
  • How does a certificate get collected?

    PINS
    PINS says vendors and brokers submit through an upload link and that no login is required.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles gives the vendor or broker one upload link tied to the vendor file. No account is required.
  • Who makes the coverage decision?

    PINS
    PINS says your team controls the final decision, and that there is no managed service and no outsourced review.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles leaves the decision with an authorized reviewer on your team.
  • Is price published?

    PINS
    The PINS pricing page asks for annual COI volume and a work email, then says the team will send pricing. No dollar amount is shown on that page.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles publishes Free at $0, Starter at $39, Pro at $99, and Business at $249.
  • Endorsement forms

    PINS
    PINS describes automated endorsement review with evidence and reasoning, and says it identifies missing coverage, limits, and required language.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles names CG 20 10 for ongoing operations and CG 20 37 for completed operations as separate rules.
  • Renewals

    PINS
    PINS says it sends renewal requests and reminder emails.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles keeps the renewal on the same vendor file.
  • Requirements

    PINS
    PINS says you can set requirements that match the job, contract, owner, or vendor, including more than one requirement set for the same vendor.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles assigns a requirement by trade, property, project, event, or vendor class.
  • Exceptions

    PINS
    PINS says it keeps approval, waiver, and exception history.
    DueFiles
    DueFiles keeps the reviewer, the decision, and any exception on the vendor file.
What buyers askPINSDueFiles
Who is it for?PINS public pages name construction, property managers, public agencies, insurance agencies, and airports, and workflows for subcontractors, vendors, and tenants.DueFiles is built for property, HOA, venue, and vendor programs that keep a requirement on each vendor file.
How does a certificate get collected?PINS says vendors and brokers submit through an upload link and that no login is required.DueFiles gives the vendor or broker one upload link tied to the vendor file. No account is required.
Who makes the coverage decision?PINS says your team controls the final decision, and that there is no managed service and no outsourced review.DueFiles leaves the decision with an authorized reviewer on your team.
Is price published?The PINS pricing page asks for annual COI volume and a work email, then says the team will send pricing. No dollar amount is shown on that page.DueFiles publishes Free at $0, Starter at $39, Pro at $99, and Business at $249.
Endorsement formsPINS describes automated endorsement review with evidence and reasoning, and says it identifies missing coverage, limits, and required language.DueFiles names CG 20 10 for ongoing operations and CG 20 37 for completed operations as separate rules.
RenewalsPINS says it sends renewal requests and reminder emails.DueFiles keeps the renewal on the same vendor file.
RequirementsPINS says you can set requirements that match the job, contract, owner, or vendor, including more than one requirement set for the same vendor.DueFiles assigns a requirement by trade, property, project, event, or vendor class.
ExceptionsPINS says it keeps approval, waiver, and exception history.DueFiles keeps the reviewer, the decision, and any exception on the vendor file.

Named forms

DueFiles treats CG 20 10 and CG 20 37 as separate requirements. A checked box on the certificate is not either form.

The reviewer confirms the file

Uncertain extraction stays visible. An authorized reviewer approves the file, rejects an extraction, or records an exception.

Published roster pricing

Free is $0 for up to 10 vendors. Starter is $39 a month for up to 50. Pro is $99 for up to 200. Business is $249 for up to 750. The numbers are on the pricing page.

Questions that come up

Did PINS publish a dollar price on 2026-09-23?
The pricing page asked for annual COI volume and a work email, and said a team member would send pricing. No dollar amount was on that page.
Does a PINS upload link mean the products are the same?
PINS says vendors and brokers submit through an upload link with no login. DueFiles also uses an upload link with no account. The vendor file still has to name the endorsement forms and keep the reviewer decision with your team.
Where are DueFiles prices?
Free is $0 for up to 10 vendors. Starter is $39 a month for up to 50. Pro is $99 for up to 200. Business is $249 for up to 750. See the pricing page.

Run the program in DueFiles

Open a free workspace for 10 vendors, or read one certificate in the checker before you assign a requirement.

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  • vs illumend

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  • vs myCOI

    DueFiles verifies endorsements instead of tracking dates alone, preserves an audit trail, and publishes a catalog you can start from.

  • vs COI Tracker

    DueFiles combines collection, endorsement verification, reminders, review control, and audit records in one program.

  • vs COISoftware

    DueFiles connects certificate reading, requirement checks, vendor uploads, open-item requests, and renewal reminders.

  • vs TrackMyVendor

    DueFiles focuses the workflow on insurance requirements, named forms, portal collection, review, and reminders.

  • vs COISimple

    DueFiles prices vendor scale, while extraction and endorsement verification remain part of the program rather than a separate meter.

  • vs Certificial

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DueFiles

The enterprise platform for vendor insurance compliance, with endorsement verification, portal collection, and an auditable review queue.

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