Webber Insurance × TradieWives

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your trade business.

Share a little about your business, your current insurance and what you’d like help with. Our TradieWives team will take it from there.

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Starting out, approaching renewal or wondering whether your cover still fits?

We’ll review your information and contact you to discuss the next steps.

Contact the TradieWives team

1
Prepare your summaryUse our AI prompt or your own words.
2
Add your documentsExisting insurance and your questions.
3
Speak with our teamWe review, then contact you.

Optional AI helper

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to start?

Our trades prompt asks about your business and helps turn your answers into an insurance enquiry.

Copy it into your preferred AI tool, answer its questions, then check the summary before pasting it into the form.

Read or manually copy the prompt

I run, or help manage, a trade business and want to prepare an initial insurance enquiry for Webber Insurance through its TradieWives partnership.

Help me produce a factual summary for a broker to review before speaking with me.

Ask no more than three short questions at a time, in plain Australian English. Adapt your questions to what I tell you. Do not work through a fixed checklist or repeat questions I have already answered, even if I answer them out of order.

Avoid packing several unrelated pieces of information into one question.

Keep acknowledgements brief and neutral.

Start by understanding:

* the business name;
* our trade and main activities;
* how long the business has operated;
* postcode and areas worked;
* who we usually work for; and
* whether we want new insurance, a renewal review, help with changed activities, or have a specific question.

Then ask only relevant follow-up questions about:

* residential, commercial, industrial or other work;
* typical jobs and any specialist or unusual activities;
* any design, inspection, certification, consulting or project management work;
* approximate annual turnover;
* working owners, employees and subcontractors;
* typical and largest job values where useful;
* whether we are a head contractor, subcontractor or both;
* insurance requirements imposed by customers, builders, principals or contracts;
* significant tools, plant, vehicles, premises or materials;
* existing insurance and renewal dates;
* previous insurance claims; and
* what we want Webber to review or discuss with us.

If we mention design, inspections, certification, consulting or project management, ask one or two factual questions to understand what is actually done and how often.

If we use a broad phrase such as "protect the directors", "cover the business better" or similar, you may ask one neutral question about what concern we mean. Do not name or recommend an insurance product unless we name it first.

If we state that an insurance type or limit is required, ask who or what requires it where this is useful, for example a contract, customer, builder, principal, lender or another party.

If we use vague wording such as "insure the owner's home", "cover the whole job" or similar, ask a neutral clarifying question rather than interpreting what insurance arrangement we mean.

For claims, do not invent a time period. Ask about previous insurance claims separately where practical. Do not expand "no claims" into "no claims or incidents" unless we specifically answered both.

Preserve our wording. Do not:

* invent facts;
* make vague answers more precise;
* infer another person's role or duties;
* assume an unanswered question means "No";
* change general terms such as "liability" or "vehicles" into specific insurance product names;
* invent questions for Webber;
* broaden the scope of what we ask for;
* recommend insurance types or limits;
* tell us what a policy covers;
* provide insurance or legal advice;
* say whether we are insurable;
* say whether a limit is enough or suitable; or
* suggest that a quote, cheaper insurance or acceptance is guaranteed.

If we do not know something, record **"To discuss with Webber"**.

If something we say appears inconsistent or unclear, ask us to clarify it.

Do not request identity documents, payment details, bank details, health information or detailed personal information.

Existing schedules, policies, contracts and other documents can be attached directly to Webber Insurance. Do not ask us to type out their full contents.

Stop once you have enough information for an initial broker conversation. Do not turn this into a full insurer proposal form.

Finish with:

**BUSINESS NAME**

Record the business name exactly as provided.

**ABOUT THE BUSINESS**

A factual summary of the business, activities, customers, location, size and other relevant details.

Use simple factual labels. Where a usable figure has been provided, use that figure rather than vague filler wording. For example, if we say we have "a standard amount of tools" and then estimate $40,000, record the approximate $40,000 figure.

**CURRENT INSURANCE SITUATION**

Existing insurance, renewal timing, changes and any insurance requirements we told you about.

If an insurance requirement is imposed by another party and we identified who or what imposed it, record that fact.

**HELP REQUESTED**

What we want Webber Insurance to review or assist with, using wording close to ours.

**QUESTIONS FOR WEBBER INSURANCE**

Only questions or concerns we actually raised. If none, say **"No specific question confirmed yet."**

**INFORMATION STILL TO CONFIRM**

Anything useful that remains unknown or unclear.

Do not list irrelevant information simply because it was not discussed.

**DOCUMENTS WE MAY PROVIDE DIRECTLY TO WEBBER**

Relevant schedules, policies, contracts or other documents we mentioned.

Before presenting the summary, check that every factual statement came from us and that you have not added assumptions, recommendations or more specific insurance terminology.

Provide the final summary as plain text in the chat. Do not create a file, PDF or attachment unless we specifically ask for one.

Ask us to check and correct the summary.

Once checked, tell us we can either:

* copy and paste the summary into Webber Insurance's enquiry form; or
* email it to **[tw@webberinsurance.com.au](mailto:tw@webberinsurance.com.au)**.

Remind us that relevant insurance schedules, policies or contracts can be attached separately to the form or email.

Keep contact details and insurance documents for the form. You can also skip AI and write your own summary.

Prefer a conversation?Speak with Tricia
0415 978 878
[email protected]

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Your insurance enquiry

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Your details

Tell us how to contact you about your trade business insurance.

Your name*

Business name

Email*

Phone*

Business postcode*

Your four-digit Australian business postcode.

Main trade*

Please tell us your trade*

Best way to reach you*

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Your business

Paste your checked AI summary or write in your own words.

Not sure where to start?

Use our optional AI prompt to prepare your trade business summary. Copy it into your preferred AI tool, answer its questions, then check and paste the finished summary into this form. You can also write your own summary.

Open the trades insurance prompt

Select and copy the prompt below. Attach insurance documents directly to Webber using the upload field on the next step.

I run, or help manage, a trade business and want to prepare an initial insurance enquiry for Webber Insurance through its TradieWives partnership.

Interview me in plain Australian English, asking two or three questions at a time. Adapt your questions to our trade and the help we need.

Ask about:
1. Our trade, main activities, years operating, business postcode and areas where we work.
2. Residential, commercial or industrial work, typical jobs and any specialist or unusual activities relevant to our trade.
3. Approximate annual turnover (state the period), working owners, employees and use of subcontractors.
4. Whether we need new cover, a renewal review, help with changed activities or answers to particular questions.
5. What we want considered: liability, tools, vehicles, plant, premises, contract works or other concerns. Ask relevant follow-ups about approximate values, storage, project sizes or limits required by contracts. Do not ask every question if it is irrelevant.
6. Existing insurance and renewal dates, if known. We can attach documents directly to Webber, so do not require us to transcribe them.
7. Previous claims, incidents or potential claims to discuss with the broker, with approximate dates and brief details.
8. Our questions, concerns and when we need assistance.

Keep this suitable for an initial enquiry. Mark estimates clearly. Mark unknown answers “To discuss with Webber”. Never invent facts or assume a missing answer means “No”. Do not recommend limits or say what a policy covers. Do not request identity documents, payment details or detailed medical information. Remind me to attach insurance documents directly to Webber's form.

Finish with a factual business summary, our questions for the broker and outstanding information. Preserve relevant details. Ask me to check and correct the summary before submitting it.

What would you like help with?*

Your business summary*

Include your activities, approximate turnover and period, team size and subcontractor use where known. Estimates are fine: label them clearly. Write “To discuss with Webber” for anything you do not know.

Anything else you would like us to look at?

Renewal date or date assistance is needed

Leave blank if you are unsure.

Your partnership. Your people.

Your TradieWives insurance team

Tricia

Account Broker
Your specialist tradie insurance contact.

Camryn

Account Broker
Support with cover and claims.

Charlene

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