CERTIFICATE_OF_INSURANCE_OCR
Certificate of Insurance OCR for ACORD 25 and COI packets
Extract policy details from certificates of insurance so project teams can catch expired coverage and missing additional-insured status.
{
"document_type": "certificate_of_insurance",
"named_insured": "ACME Electric LLC",
"carrier": "Travelers",
"policy_number": "GL-20491284",
"general_liability_limit": 1000000,
"expiration_date": "2026-01-31",
"additional_insured": true
}FIELD_SCHEMA
Fields built for insurance compliance
The parser extracts policy dates, limits, carriers, and endorsement signals reviewers need before a subcontractor starts work.
Policy identity
Insured parties
Coverage limits
Handles dense ACORD forms and COI packets
Expired policies buried in multi-row coverage tables
Additional-insured checkboxes that are easy to miss manually
Carrier and NAIC details split across certificate pages
Umbrella and excess coverage limits mixed with primary limits
From certificate upload to compliance review
Upload an ACORD certificate or COI packet
Extract policy numbers, dates, limits, and insured-party fields
Review missing coverage or expired-policy signals
Export clean COI data to Excel, CSV, or JSON
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FAQ
Common questions
Can PDF2TEXT read ACORD 25 forms?
Yes. It extracts policy fields, coverage limits, expiration dates, carriers, and certificate-holder information.
Can it flag missing additional-insured status?
It extracts additional-insured indicators so reviewers can compare them against project requirements.
Can I export COI fields for compliance tracking?
Yes. Export extracted certificate fields to Excel, CSV, or JSON for downstream compliance review.
Turn COI PDFs into compliance-ready data
Extract policy details from certificates of insurance so project teams can catch expired coverage and missing additional-insured status.