Capital Asset Protection Plan

 

 

 


How CAPP's Program Works


The Process
After completing a thorough, no cost survey of your equipment, CAPP prepares an itemized proposal indicating the cost for corrective, preventive and any optional coverage you've requested. At your request, we will even provide a comparison to your current coverage costs.

Once the proposal has been reviewed and an equipment list determined, an identifying name/number is assigned to each piece of equipment. To assist your facility, other details and sorting mechanisms, such as by cost center, department, location, or budget code, are also determined based on your specific organization's needs.

Program Orientation and Documentation
Prior to program inception, CAPP conducts a thorough in-service orientation meeting with all departments involved in the program. We meet with each department either collectively or individually to educate them on the equipment that is on the program and discuss procedures, resources and loss control. This orientation, as well as CAPP continuing to work with the departments throughout the year, helps ensure you maximize your program benefits.

CAPP's documentation includes providing you with an itemized equipment schedule detailing the identifying name/number, description and other details you've requested along with a copy of the program agreement and addendum outlining any specific coverage for your program.

Your CAPP representative carefully reviews this information and provides an equipment schedule to the appropriate parties at your facility. This can be handled in a group meeting or on an individual basis.

The Repair
Any time your covered equipment requires service, simply call the vendor of your choice. No pre-approval is needed from CAPP to have your equipment repaired.

Submitting Repair Information
When a covered repair is conducted, just forward a copy of the service report and invoice to CAPP within 90 days of the service event. If the invoice is not available within this time frame, submit only the service report. The invoice must then be forwarded to CAPP no later than 60 days from the date of the invoice.

Reimbursement and Verification Reports
Event summary reports are provided on a regular basis as determined during the program orientation. These reports outline each repair event submitted, service histories, the corresponding invoice number and its status. We even can provide a report that shows you any outstanding events and the information still needed for completion. All of this information is a phone call away for you at any time and ensures you receive the maximum reimbursement to which your are entitled.

Large Repair Notification
CAPP's program requires you to call our Technical Resource Center (TRC) should a repair be estimated to exceed your designated large repair amount. This process enables you to speak with our representatives regarding possible repair solutions and ensures the repair event is paid upon submission. Although our representatives may offer information on other vendors or parts to try and save you additional dollars, the repair decision is still yours to make. To reach our TRC 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, call 1-888-755-4TRC.

Additions on our Basic Program
In addition to our basic program, CAPP offers various incentive plans and multi-year agreements to meet the diverse needs of our clients. These plans allow you to share in the savings from a "good" program year, but still be protected from the catastrophic losses that can occur. Ask your CAPP representative for more details.

 

 

 

 

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