Errors and Omissions coverage is critical for any computer services professional. There are risks whether you run an information technology business, computer repair and maintenance business or sell computers, laptops and peripherals. E&O coverage is also needed for IT professionals, those who focus on computer training, hardware manufacturers, software developers and network technicians.
Computers and data are critical parts of your client’s business. They look to computer professionals to quickly and correctly keep their machines and networks running. Working without an Errors and Omissions policy can put you at risk when you repair or maintain computers and servers, build or configure new hardware and install or update software. You might even be sued if mistakes are made managing drivers, routers or security options. Even when you perform regular upgrades or troubleshoot system failures for an established client you run the risk of damaging or disabling their critical business infrastructure.
You work with high-value electronics that often contain sensitive data. Even with extra vigilance things can go wrong. Consider the financial repercussions if there was accidental damage to your client’s equipment or data. Clients often demand quick turn-around times and that can put extra pressure on your business to work quickly. Under those condition mistakes are even more likely. That is why having Errors and Omissions coverage can give you extra confidence.
Computer services businesses with high standards and a good work record are also juggling all of the other aspect of the business including record keeping, customer service, security and communication. This is a lot to consider every day and mistakes do happen. Fortunately E&O coverage can provide protection for any computer services business. Errors & Omissions coverage mitigates your financial risks if you are sued for your mistakes or those of your employees. If you are considering an affordable Errors and Omissions policy for your computer services business, ACE Financial Services can provide you with an Instant Quote to get you covered right away.
Errors and Omissions Insurance Policies are also riddled with many limitations, exclusions, riders, rate-ups and limits, written in a legalize boilerplate format in order to shield the insurance company from ever paying out in a claim. As the business owner, you need to be very savvy against their manipulation by considering an alternative to their insurance policy games.
Therefore, ACE Financial does not offer an insurance product, but a very effective alternative to insurance by using a risk-sharing group of like-minded industry professionals. We protect our own family by grouping together these low-risk professionals in a policy that is designed and customized to protect them in an honest, practical, cost saving manner. This allows ACE Financial to offer one of the lowest rates in the industry. This risk-sharing method has legally and effectively been used for hundreds of years successfully with farmers, churches, many other professions and governmental agencies.
At ACE Financial, we offer errors and omissions coverage tailored to your specific needs and budget. We understand the unique risks and challenges that you face as a professional in your occupation. We can help you find the best policy that suits your personal and professional needs. We can also provide you with a certificate of liability coverage that you can use to prove your coverage to your clients or partners.
Don't let an unexpected claim or lawsuit ruin your business. Contact us today to get a free quote and learn more about our errors and omissions coverage options. We are here to help you protect your business with confidence and peace of mind.
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