Account brief
Use this guide to focus the account discussion
- Why it matters
- Ancillary businesses can have professional, technology, property, product, contract, and cannabis-related exposures in different combinations.
- Question to resolve
- Describe services, customers, products, data, contracts, professional responsibility, and dependency on the cannabis supply chain.
- Record to prepare
- A description of services, products, customers, contracts, and direct cannabis activity
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Why this matters to the submission
Ancillary businesses can have professional, technology, property, product, contract, and cannabis-related exposures in different combinations. The submission should describe the actual service and customer relationship.
Questions to put on the record
- Describe services, customers, products, data, contracts, professional responsibility, and dependency on the cannabis supply chain.
- Separate direct plant-touching activity from technology, consulting, testing, logistics, or equipment roles.
- Confirm that CARMA can consider the account in its state and for the requested coverage.
Records that define the operation
- A description of services, products, customers, contracts, and direct cannabis activity
- Information about data, equipment, testing, logistics, consulting, or other professional responsibility
- Requested coverage, important dependencies, past losses, and current controls
What this guide can help with
This guide helps organize the account discussion. It does not confirm eligibility, available markets, coverage, pricing, licensing, or an outcome for a specific account.