Auto-Protect Max with Storable TPP

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Auto-Protect Max is available for facilities that offer the Storable Tenant Protection Plan to their tenants and can be enabled by the Storable TPP Team. If you're a TPP customer or interested in offering TPP, reach out to tpp@storable.com.

Auto-Protect Max provides everything you need to automate Tenant Protection Plan (TPP) enrollment for tenants, including document management, tenant communication, and billing. New and existing tenants will be enrolled in your lowest cost plan if they fail to provide your facility with proof of private insurance coverage.

Exclude unit types from TPP (optional)

Excluding a unit type from TPP prevents you from selling coverage for units that you don’t want or need to be enrolled, such as a unit that isn’t covered by your policy. TPP won’t be offered when a tenant moves into a unit of that unit type.

To exclude a unit type from TPP:

  1. Navigate to Setup in SiteLink Web Edition.

  2. On the Units & Tenants tab, click Unit Types.

  3. Select a unit type that should not be automatically covered by insurance.

  4. Check Exclude from Insurance.

  5. Click OK.

Exclude a tenant from Auto-Protect

If you would prefer that the tenant not be included in the Auto-Protect program and you would like them to be exempt, follow the steps below:

  1. On the Insurance screen (accessed from the Payment screen, Move-In screen, etc), check Exempt from Auto-Protect.

  2. Select a reason from the dropdown menu.

  3. Click OK.


How Auto-Protect Max works for existing tenants

Auto-Protect Max ensures all of your current tenants are automatically covered by either your Tenant Protection Plan or private insurance. Insured tenants will be converted to Storable TPP. Uninsured tenants will be informed that they will be automatically enrolled in TPP.

Insured tenant notification

If tenants previously purchased coverage from your facility, our team will handle converting them to your new Storable Tenant Protection Plan. Tenants will receive an email notifying them of an upcoming change to their insurance provider and all the details they need about their new coverage. After 30 days, their coverage will be automatically switched on the date of their next billing cycle.


Uninsured tenant notifications

Uninsured tenants will receive an email informing them that their lease now requires Tenant Protection Plan coverage. Our team will work with you to ensure the correct notifications are sent.

Tenants can submit proof of private insurance through the Insurance Proof Portal or to a facility manager within the grace period specified in the email the tenant received (typically within 48 hours of move-in) to opt out or within 30 days of the TPP policy start date for a refund.



Enrollment email

If proof is not submitted within the grace period, they will be enrolled in your lowest-cost store policy and will receive an email welcoming them to the Tenant Protection Plan. The tenant can still submit proof of private coverage within 30 days for a refund of any fees paid. In this case, no coverage will be provided for the period of time between the start of the TPP policy and the cancellation date.



How Auto-Protect Max works for new tenants

When a tenant moves in online or in person at your facility, they will be required to either select coverage at move-in or they will be automatically enrolled in your lowest-cost Tenant Protection Plan.

Your tenants will receive an email after move-in, reminding them that they will be automatically enrolled in TPP if they don’t provide proof of private coverage within 1 business day.

If the tenant does not provide proof of private insurance before the end of that time period, they will be automatically enrolled in your store’s lowest-cost TPP plan. They will receive another email at that point confirming their enrollment.

After that time, they can still cancel the TPP coverage for a refund by submitting valid Proof of Insurance through the Insurance Proof Portal within the 30-day grace period. In this case, no coverage will be provided for the period of time between the start of the TPP policy and the cancellation date.

Submitting private insurance coverage

Tenants can submit proof of their private insurance coverage by clicking the link in our Auto-Protect emails to access our Insurance Proof Portal and entering their insurance details. Tenants will be provided with contact information for the Storable TPP Support Team in case they have any questions or issues submitting proof through the portal.

📖 Learn more about the Proof Program


Viewing enrollment activity in Sitelink

A Tenant Note will be added if a tenant cancels their TPP plan, is automatically enrolled in TPP and the TPP addendum is sent, or submits proof of private coverage through the Proof Portal.



Cancellations and refunds within the 30-day grace period

If private insurance coverage is provided within the 30-day grace period, the tenant may or may not receive a refund for the first month’s TPP fee. They will also be informed that no coverage will be provided for the period of time between the start of the TPP policy and the cancellation date.


TPP is canceled in Sitelink Web Edition or through the Proof Portal before charges are paid

If a facility manager cancels TPP coverage, inputs the tenant’s proof of private coverage in SLWE, and the tenant has not yet paid the fee, any pending TPP charges will be removed.


TPP is canceled in Sitelink after charges are paid

If a facility manager cancels TPP coverage by inputting the tenant’s proof of private coverage in Sitelink and the tenant has paid the fee, the fee will be refunded during the cancellation workflow. The refund will be reflected in the tenant’s ledger history.




The tenant submits proof through the Proof Portal after charges are paid

If a tenant cancels TPP coverage by submitting proof via the Proof Portal and has already paid the TPP fee, the refund will appear on the Adjustments > Refunds screen for a manager to follow up as it does for all refunds.


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