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Missing Insurance Information? Here’s How to Fix It

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If you’re a carrier and you see a message that your insurance information is missing or doesn’t meet a broker’s requirements, don’t worry — it’s easy to get things back on track.

Why you’re seeing a missing insurance message

Brokers set insurance requirements for carriers they work with — usually for auto liability (BIPD) and cargo insurance.

If your insurance information isn’t available or your coverage doesn’t meet the broker’s minimum, you might notice:

That message means your insurance information needs to be verified or updated before you can fully access broker loads.

How insurance information is verified

DAT partners with Certificial, a trusted insurance verification service.

Certificial connects directly with insurance agents to collect and confirm Certificates of Insurance (COIs), so brokers know the data is accurate and up-to-date.

Because this process goes through agents, carriers don’t need to upload their own certificates, just provide the contact information for their agent.

How to Fix missing or out-of-date insurance

When your insurance needs attention, you’ll see a banner or message in your One DAT account.

Here’s what to do:

  1. From the Yellow Banner on within the load details, click Update Missing Insurance.

  2. Enter your insurance agent’s email address when prompted. This allows Certificial to contact your agent directly and request your COI.

  3. Ask your agent to respond promptly to Certificial’s request. Once your agent submits the information, your DAT insurance record will update automatically.

  4. Wait for confirmation. It can take a short time for Certificial and DAT to sync updates.

After that, you’ll regain full access to loads from brokers whose insurance requirements you meet.

If you keep getting reminders

If you’ve already provided your agent’s email but still see reminders:

They can check the status and help ensure your insurance information is updated correctly.

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