Failed implementation
A client may allege that deployment delays, configuration errors, or unmet requirements caused business loss.
Technology errors & omissions
Technology E&O guidance for software firms, consultants, managed-service providers, systems integrators, and other technology businesses.
Software and SaaS
Consulting and implementation
Managed technology services
Common exposures
A client may allege that deployment delays, configuration errors, or unmet requirements caused business loss.
Bugs, downtime, integration failures, or inaccurate outputs can create contractual and professional disputes.
Managed-service providers may face claims when systems, networks, or critical workflows become unavailable.
Misaligned specifications, change orders, and acceptance criteria can lead to allegations of failure to deliver.
Coverage conversation
Some policies combine technology E&O and cyber protection; others separate the exposures. Understand how the pieces interact.
Indemnification, limitation-of-liability, insurance, and service-level terms should be considered alongside the policy.
Accurately describe all software, consulting, hosting, implementation, and managed services during underwriting.
Ask whether relevant media liability, copyright, or intellectual-property allegations are included or excluded.
A straightforward process
Share your profession, practice or business, and renewal timing—without including confidential client or claim details.
Review the services you provide, current insurance, desired limits, and any timing considerations.
When appropriate and with your permission, the request can be referred to a licensed broker or agency able to pursue coverage options.
Frequently asked questions
Technology E&O is professional liability coverage designed for claims alleging that a technology product or service failed and caused a client financial harm, subject to the policy’s terms.
It depends on the form. Some technology policies combine E&O and cyber; others require separate coverage. Review first-party and third-party cyber protections carefully.
Many clients require E&O by contract, and a solo consultant can still face meaningful defense costs or claims tied to recommendations and deliverables.