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Certificate of insurance request feature enhancements coming soon to ADP TotalSource

1/7/21

Author: ADP Admin/Tuesday, January 5, 2021/Categories: Bulletin News

Need certificates of workers’ compensation insurance (COI)? ADP TotalSource has you covered! You can quickly and easily create a request online in ADP TotalSource. From your ADP TotalSource home page just follow these three steps to submit your request.

1. Resources

2. Risk

3. Certificate of Insurance

Best of all we have been working hard to improve the COI request feature to work better for you. We are excited to announce that we have some nice enhancements planned for early 2021 which will help you maintain and track of your COI requests.

Questions? Just click on “Need Help?” in ADP TotalSource or contact your dedicated ADP TotalSource Risk & Safety Consultant.

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