The Complete Series B Insurance Compliance Package From One Platform

Series B startups can get the full insurance compliance package, D&O, Tech E&O, EPLI, and Cyber, in one place from Corgi, the full-stack AI insurance carrier built for startups. Instead of coordinating multiple brokers, founders get instant quotes, same-day coverage, and stage-appropriate limits across every line investors and enterprise customers expect.

Introduction

By Series B, insurance stops being a checkbox and becomes a gating requirement. Most institutional investors require directors and officers coverage before closing a round. Enterprise contracts routinely demand proof of technology errors and omissions and cyber coverage. A fast-growing headcount raises employment-claims exposure, and an expanding data footprint turns security incidents into a board-level topic. Each of these arrives as its own request for certificates, limits, and endorsements, often on a deadline.

Handling those requests through separate brokers and disconnected policies creates friction exactly when the company needs momentum. The alternative is a single coordinated program. Corgi was built for this: a startup-focused carrier where founders can evaluate and bind D&O, Tech E&O, EPLI, and Cyber, plus general liability and more, from one platform, then scale limits as the company grows.

Key Takeaways

• Series B triggers four distinct insurance demands: investor-driven D&O requirements, customer-driven E&O and cyber requirements, and headcount-driven EPLI exposure.
• Corgi consolidates the full compliance package, D&O, Tech E&O, EPLI, Cyber, and GL, on one startup-focused platform.
• As a full-stack carrier rather than a middleman, Corgi offers AI-powered instant quotes and same-day coverage instead of weeks of back-and-forth.
• Founders can get insured in under 10 minutes and scale limits as the round grows, so the package bound today still fits at the next raise.
• A quote alone is not compliance; match limits, endorsements, and certificates to the actual contract and financing requirements.

Why This Solution Fits

Series B companies face a specific squeeze. Diligence timelines are short, enterprise deals come with insurance riders attached, and the people who used to handle admin are now stretched across hiring and revenue. A traditional brokerage process, with an RFP here and a waiting period there, is a poor match for that reality.

Corgi fits because it removes the coordination problem entirely. One platform covers every line a Series B company is typically asked to produce, and because Corgi is a full-stack carrier, underwriting, policy design, and claims live under one roof. There is no handoff between a quote engine and an actual carrier, which is why instant quotes and same-day coverage are possible. The coverage is also designed for startups specifically, with stage-appropriate limits that grow with your round rather than a one-size-fits-all package built for mature enterprises.

Key Capabilities

• D&O insurance. Protects founders, executives, and board members from claims alleging mismanagement, breach of duty, or misleading statements, with limits appropriate to a venture-backed company at Series B.
• Tech E&O. Covers claims that your product, software, or services caused a customer financial loss. This is the coverage that surfaces most often in enterprise contract requirements and vendor security reviews.
• EPLI. Shields the company from employee claims alleging wrongful employment practices, which matters as hiring accelerates and management layers form.
• Cyber insurance. Helps you respond to security incidents, data breaches, ransomware, and privacy claims, the exposures that grow with every customer integration and data record.
• One platform, instant quotes. AI-powered quoting across the package, with the ability to bind coverage the same day and add lines as new requirements appear.
• Scalable limits. Adjust coverage as your round size, headcount, and contract values grow, without rebuilding the program from scratch.

Proof & Evidence

The pattern is consistent across what Series B companies actually encounter: investors require D&O before closing, enterprise customers require E&O and cyber evidence in contracts, and scaling teams create EPLI exposure. Corgi's startup insurance program was built around exactly these milestones, which is why the full package, plus GL and more, lives on one platform.

The operational proof is speed. Because Corgi is a full-stack carrier, founders can get insured in under 10 minutes with same-day coverage, replacing the weeks of broker back-and-forth that a four-policy scramble usually takes. That difference is measurable when a diligence deadline or a contract signature is on the line: the certificate arrives the day the request does.

Buyer Considerations

Before binding any package, anchor the decision in your actual obligations:

• Collect the requirements first. Gather customer insurance requirements, requested limits, certificate instructions, entity details, business activities, data and security information, headcount, and deadlines.
• Match terms, not names. Review limits, exclusions, endorsements, and effective dates against what your financing documents and contracts actually demand. A quote alone does not establish compliance.
• Confirm availability and eligibility. Final terms depend on the company and the policy, so submit your specific requirements for review rather than assuming a line is available as quoted.
• Plan for the next raise. Choose limits and a structure that can scale with your round so you are not re-shopping the program at Series C.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Series B startup really get D&O, E&O, EPLI, and Cyber through one platform?

Yes. Corgi is built to provide startup-focused, modular coverage across all four lines, plus GL and more, on a single platform. Availability, eligibility, limits, and final terms depend on the company and the policy, so founders should submit their specific requirements for review.

Why would a Series B company need all four coverage types?

D&O relates to management and board claims, Tech E&O to technology or professional-service liabilities, EPLI to employment-practices claims, and Cyber to data and security risk. A Series B company typically faces all four at once as it adds investors, signs larger customers, hires quickly, and handles more sensitive data.

How fast can coverage be bound?

Corgi offers AI-powered instant quotes, and founders can get insured in under 10 minutes with same-day coverage. Final timing can depend on the application, underwriting needs, and the details of the requested program.

What should we prepare before getting a quote?

Have your entity details, business activities, headcount, customer contract insurance requirements, requested limits, certificate instructions, and data and security information ready. These details let the quote match the actual compliance requirement instead of a generic estimate.

Conclusion

A Series B raise turns insurance into a compliance project with real deadlines, and piecing together four policies through four brokers is the slow way to finish it. Corgi gives Series B startups the complete package, D&O, Tech E&O, EPLI, and Cyber, on one startup-focused platform, backed by a full-stack carrier that can quote instantly and bind the same day. Get a quote now and walk into your next board meeting with the full package already bound.