# Policy Management

After booking and over the course of using a policy, users may need to manage their policy, to view and reference their policy inclusions, limits, or terms and conditions, and to update their account information. \
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In most instances, this is performed on [XCover.com](https://www.xcover.com/en/login)\
Partners may wish to include a link to this page in their experience, and often a specific policy URL will be appropriate to include, such as: \
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Claims: \
[https://xcover.com/en/account/claims/fnol?bookingID=1ABCD-VWXYZ-INS](https://staging.xcover.com/en/account/claims/fnol?bookingID=7XPGF-LMCQK-INS)\
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Modification:\
<https://xcover.com/en/modify/1ABCD-VWXYZ-INS>\
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Certificate of Insurance (COI): \
[https://xcover.com/en/coi/1ABCD-VWXYZ-INS](https://xcover.com/en/modify/1ABCD-VWXYZ-INS)\
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Policy Disclosure Statement / Policy Wording (PDS): \
[https://xcover.com/en/pds/1ABCD-VWXYZ-INS](https://xcover.com/en/modify/1ABCD-VWXYZ-INS)\
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Users will also need to have created an account before using these links. \
In most cases, users will receive an account creation email containing a specific login URL shared with them after booking, usually via a policy  confirmation email.&#x20;


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