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What do the colors on insurance expiration dates mean?

Disclaimer: FlipperForce does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice. This report and FAQ are for informational purposes only and should not be soley relied upon for tax compliance. Because IRS rules are complex and subject to change, we strongly recommend consulting with a qualified tax professional or accountant before making business decisions or filing returns.
Insurance expiration dates in the Companies list are color-coded green (valid), yellow (expiring within 90 days), and red (expired) so you can identify coverage gaps at a glance.

Insurance expiration dates in the Companies list are color-coded to help you prioritize which certificates need attention.

  • Green — the certificate is current and valid.
  • Yellow — the certificate expires within the next 90 days. You still have time, but should follow up to get an updated certificate on file.
  • Red — the certificate has expired. You should not assign this contractor to active project work until updated insurance is provided.
  • No color / not displayed — no insurance information has been entered for this company yet.

How to enter or update insurance dates

Open the company's profile from the Companies list and enter the expiration dates in the Tax & Insurance section. Once saved, the color coding updates automatically in the list view.

Disclaimer: FlipperForce does not provide legal or insurance advice. Verify contractor insurance requirements with your own legal or insurance professional.

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