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Moving your insurance program from Risklytics? Compare brokers with Spot

Risklytics writes for robotics, hardware and AI firms, so your Spot team captures what your systems do before another broker asks.

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  • What your robots or models do, written once
  • AI exclusions flagged next to what you hold
  • Brokers compared on specialty experience
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How it works

Describe your systems

Send your policies and the application Risklytics prepared. Your Spot team writes up what your hardware or models do, where they run and who supervises them.

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We read the wording behind each line

Your Spot team checks technology E&O, cyber and property wording for AI, autonomy and equipment limits, and notes where they differ from what customers require.

Technology errors and omissions (E&O) insurance

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Policy wording
Coverage limits
Compare with
Contract requirements

Confirm with your broker

Limits, exclusions, and endorsements

Take one description to several brokers

Your Spot team takes the same write-up to brokers who work with hardware and AI, so you can compare proposals on terms as well as price.

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Can we explore other brokers for our technology errors and omissions (e&o) insurance?

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Let’s review the information and discuss the next steps with your broker.

Move without a break in coverage

Your Spot team helps you choose a letter or a renewal handover, and each policy stays in force until the new broker confirms it.

MorganAlder Manufacturing

Can we explore other brokers for our technology errors and omissions (e&o) insurance?

Let’s review the information and discuss the next steps with your broker.

Technology errors and omissions (E&O) insurance policy

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Moving from Risklytics

Risklytics is a specialist broker for robotics, autonomy, hardware and AI firms. It prepares applications and reviews technology E&O wording for AI exclusions. The insurer binds only after you accept, and timing varies by risk.

Why businesses consider switching

  • 01

    Your product moved from pilot to deployment

    Coverage that fits a lab or a pilot may not fit fielded systems, and some buyers want a broker who has placed that stage before.

  • 02

    You want a broker with your exact specialty

    Space hardware, autonomy, intellectual property and general technology each have their own markets, and buyers look for one that knows theirs.

  • 03

    You’re raising money or signing a large customer

    A round or an enterprise contract brings new insurance clauses. Some buyers want a broker who has handled those before.

  • 04

    You want to compare how brokers work

    Some brokers prepare applications for you, others expect you to. Buyers compare that along with markets and fees.

How to switch without a gap

  • 01

    Check the agreement and any prepared application

    Find the term and notice in your Risklytics terms. A drafted application belongs in your files too, so a new broker can start from the same description.

  • 02

    Pick the next broker with Spot

    Give each candidate the same description of your systems and ask how it handles AI exclusions, equipment and customer property.

  • 03

    Choose a letter or a renewal handover

    Sending a letter changes servicing straight away; waiting for renewal changes it with the new policy. Ask each insurer what it needs for a letter.

  • 04

    Confirm before you let anything go

    Keep every policy in force until the new broker confirms in writing. Then reissue certificates for customers and update the contacts they have on file.

Coverage to consider

  • Technology errors and omissions (E&O)

    Tech E&O with Spot for software, hosting and integration companies: every service described, contracts read against proposals, and certificates for customers.

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  • Cyber liability

    Buy cyber insurance with Spot: we describe your systems and controls for insurers, compare response and liability limits, and check customer cyber clauses.

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  • General liability

    Buy general liability with Spot: we prepare your submission, compare broker proposals on limits and terms, and get certificates and endorsements ready.

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  • Commercial property

    Commercial property insurance with Spot: every location prepared for the market and proposals compared on valuation, coinsurance, deductibles and exclusions.

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  • Intellectual property

    Intellectual property insurance with Spot: your rights and licenses described, customer indemnities checked, and defense and enforcement terms compared.

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  • Directors and officers

    Buy D&O insurance with Spot: a prepared submission, broker proposals compared on insureds, defense costs and exclusions, and your policy kept on file.

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  • Tools, equipment and inland marine

    Buy inland marine with Spot: your equipment inventory prepared, proposals compared on scheduling, valuation and territory, and policy documents kept together.

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  • Workers’ compensation

    Workers’ compensation with Spot: state requirements checked, payroll and job classifications described correctly, and broker proposals compared before you bind.

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Common questions

What should a new broker know about my robots or AI?

What your system does, where it operates and how it is supervised. Your Spot team writes those up once, so each broker works from the same description.

Can Spot check technology E&O wording for AI exclusions?

We read each proposal for exclusions that touch AI and autonomy and flag them next to what you hold today. A broker still advises on whether they matter.

Is Spot affiliated with Risklytics?

No. Spot is independent of Risklytics, and nothing on this page is endorsed by it. The name is here so you know which broker you’re leaving.

I’m close to a pilot deadline. Is it a bad time to switch?

It can be. Your insurer has to finish underwriting, and a new broker needs time to learn your systems. Your Spot team usually keeps your current policies and moves after the deadline.

Will Spot be my broker?

No. Spot earns nothing from premiums. A licensed broker still advises you and takes your submission to insurers.

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