Whilst an online store doesn’t have a physical premise to insure, there are still other types of insurance to consider. Public and products liability is still required for the products being sold online. Stock insurance still applies if stock is kept at a warehouse or residential premises ready for delivery to customers. Workers compensation is still a legal requirement for any business with employees, regardless of whether they operate from a physical location or online.
Sunday, 30 January 2022
Whilst an online store doesn’t have a physical premise to insure, there are still other types of insurance to consider. Public and products liability is still required for the products being sold online. Stock insurance still applies if stock is kept at a warehouse or residential premises ready for delivery to customers. Workers compensation is still a legal requirement for any business with employees, regardless of whether they operate from a physical location or online.
Wednesday, 20 October 2021
Online businesses require Public Liability, just like
physical retail and wholesale businesses. Claims for third party property
damage and personal injury can still be sustained by an online business. Public
Liability can also include Products Liability, which is vital for any retail
business, whether they sell from a store or online.
This covers third party
property damage or personal injury caused by products. As long as the insurer
is aware that the business is an online one, then Products Liability cover can
be provided for any goods sold via the internet. Stock and Business Contents
stored at home or in a warehouse can also be covered under a Business Package
policy.
If you're running an online business or considering starting up a side hustle, talk to the business insurance experts today! Call the friendly team at Westralian Insurance today, on (08) 9302 1388 or visit www.westralianinsurance.com.au