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What that form number on your policy actually is

These pages explain the catalog Coverbird uses when it reads a commercial PDF. They are not reprints of ISO wording, and they are not advice about your account.

General liability

General liability forms describe third-party bodily injury, property damage, and related lawsuit defense. Most additional-insured requests on certificates point back to this line.

33 explainers

Commercial property

Property forms cover buildings, business personal property, and often business income. Causes-of-loss forms and water, theft, or vacancy endorsements change what a loss actually pays.

11 explainers

Businessowners (BOP)

A businessowners policy packages property and liability for smaller operations. Endorsements still matter: hired/non-owned auto, additional insureds, and professional-services exclusions often sit here.

6 explainers

Workers compensation

Workers compensation forms cover employee injuries and employers liability. Waivers of subrogation and alternate-employer endorsements show up constantly on contractor certificates.

4 explainers

Commercial auto

Business auto forms cover owned, hired, and non-owned vehicles. Symbol numbers, additional insureds, and hired-auto endorsements decide whether a rented van or an employee’s car is on the policy.

7 explainers

Umbrella / excess

Umbrella forms sit above primary GL, auto, and employers liability. They follow the underlying policy unless an umbrella endorsement takes something back.

2 explainers

Cyber

Cyber forms cover network security, privacy, and related incident costs. War, infrastructure, and betterment exclusions decide what a ransomware or outage claim can still pay.

3 explainers

Inland marine

Inland marine forms cover tools, equipment, cargo, and property in transit. Contractors and shops often find their highest-value movable property here rather than on the building policy.

2 explainers

Crime

Crime forms cover employee theft, robbery, and related financial loss. Discovery versus loss-sustained wording changes which year’s policy responds.

2 explainers

All published forms