Insurance template
Commercial Property SOV Template
A schedule of values CSV template for property insurance submissions, including location, address, occupancy, construction, total insured value, and currency fields.
Who it is for
Property insurance brokers, risk managers, real estate teams, and analysts preparing commercial property submissions.
Best use cases
- Property renewal submissions
- SOV cleanup
- Location schedule collection
- TIV validation
- Underwriter data requests
Related workflow
Used in: Schedule of Values Cleanup Workflow
Use this template as the property data collection sheet before cleaning, documenting, and scoring the submission.
Template fields and structure
The starter structure is designed to work in Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI, insurer portals, internal trackers, or client-facing documents.
Copyable CSV / spreadsheet structure
location_id,address,city,country,occupancy,construction,total_insured_value,currency LOC-001,14 King Street,Manchester,UK,Food manufacturing,Steel frame with composite panels,3750000,GBP
Example filled row
Use the example as a quality benchmark for how specific each row should be before the file is used in a workflow or tool.
| location_id | address | city | country | occupancy | construction | total_insured_value | currency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOC-001 | 14 King Street | Manchester | UK | Food manufacturing | Steel frame with composite panels | 3750000 | GBP |
How to use it
- Add one row per insurable location.
- Keep addresses, occupancy, construction, and values as complete as possible.
- Use consistent currency and value definitions before submitting to market.
- Run the completed file through the SOV cleaner before sharing.
What a completed version should prove
Common mistakes to avoid
Related guides
Frequently asked questions
What is an SOV?
A schedule of values lists insured property locations and values, usually for commercial property insurance underwriting and renewal.
Can I add more columns?
Yes. Add roof, year built, protection, flood zone, COPE, BI values, or other fields requested by underwriters.