Use this note to reach any page of the PI Insurance site: it lists the site's own menus, and each entry has a link to that page's note.
What the site is
- The PI Insurance site is a preview, at https://pi-react-4ee768.pages.dev. Its pages are marked
noindex. - Its own address, piinsurance.com.au, is a parked domain. The site is not live there.
- Its wording has not had a broker review. Every page note is a copy of the preview, not the broker's final word.
- It is general information, not advice. Alex Coombes, a broker at Simple Insurance, gives personal advice.
- Each page note opens with the page's own lead, then its source address and date.
- Every page carries the same general advice warning, mirrored here once and left off the page notes: "General advice only. It doesn't take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider whether it's right for you. Read the policy wording, and the PDS and TMD where one applies, before you decide."
Main menu
- Occupations
- Cost
- How much cover
- Contract says PI
- About
- Make an enquiry
Footer: PI Insurance
- All occupations
- Make an enquiry
- About us
Footer: Guides, in the site's order
- How PI works
- Claims-made
- Retroactive date
- Run-off cover
- What PI doesn't cover
- If a client complains
- Glossary
Footer: Legal
- Privacy
- Complaints
- Documents (FSG, PDS, TMD)
Pages in no menu
These two are linked from other pages. Their parent is Home.
- PI and public liability compared
- How most PI claims start
Occupations
The occupations page lists 40 occupations in six groups. The groups are headings on that page, not pages of their own.
- Business and consulting
- Construction, design and engineering
- Technology and IT
- Finance
- Property and real estate
- Health and care
Structural engineers sit under Engineers, not straight under Occupations.
How to walk it
- Home links to every menu page.
- Occupations links to each occupation. Each occupation links to its related occupations and to the guides on limits, cost, claims-made and exclusions.
- The guides link one to the next, in the footer order above.
- The topic notes on the root are the map by question. Use this note when you need a page by its place on the site.