Start with how your business operates
A useful business insurance enquiry describes the activities, premises, people, equipment and contractual responsibilities involved. Two businesses in the same industry can present different circumstances, so generic assumptions are rarely enough.
We help organise the information needed for an Argus enquiry and explain the documents supplied with an available quotation. The insurer determines whether terms can be offered and what information or risk measures are required.
Areas you may need to describe
- Your business activities, turnover and trading locations.
- Premises, stock, contents, machinery, plant or equipment.
- Employees, customers, visitors and work away from your premises.
- Liability or insurance requirements in contracts.
- Previous insurance and claims information requested for assessment.
Commercial and contractors enquiries
Property and material damage
Provide clear information about the premises and business property you want considered.
Liability
Describe the people and third parties who interact with the business and the work being performed.
Plant, equipment and contractors
Explain the equipment, project, site and contractual context. Requirements can differ substantially between operations.