$0 deductible & unlimited claims✦500+ schools, including Fort Worth ISD & Denver Public Schools✦Claims approved within 48 hours✦Theft and loss covered, not just damage✦TIPS contract 250106 — streamlined purchasing✦

Device insurance for K–12 schools & districts

Your fleet will break this year.Your repair budget shouldn’t.

AKKO covers every Chromebook and iPad in your fleet for one fixed price per device — $0 deductible, no claim cap, theft and loss included, claims approved within 48 hours. Your team files by asset tag; we handle the repair, the replacement and the cost.

500+ schools

48-hour approval

Theft & loss covered

Students working together at a school computer workstation

250106

Usually no RFP

500+

Schools and districts

including Fort Worth ISD and Denver Public Schools

01  ·  Trusted by K–12 technology teams

Trusted by Fort Worth ISD, Denver Public Schools and 500+ more.

Underwritten by Zurich, an A.M. Best A+ rated carrier.

Fort Worth ISDDenver Public Schools+ 500 more schools & districts

02  ·  The starting point

Start with the math you already run.

Put in three numbers you already know. We’ll show you what breakage costs you today and what the same year looks like on one AKKO plan.

$

Parts, depot labor, loaners and staff time

Your estimated annual breakage cost

$67,500

Your actual per-device price is quoted for your fleet. Once the plan is set, every covered claim is $0.

03 · The budget question

A predictable budget. Nothing per claim.

You pay a fixed price per device for the term. No deductible, no per-claim fee, no shipping fee, no hidden terms. Multi-year plans available.

$0

Deductible

∞

Claims per device

School IT technician working beside Chromebook carts in a device depot

04  ·  See it for yourself

Your team files the claim by asset tag. We do everything after that.

Lighthouse is what your technology team sees when a device comes in broken. Everything else is on our side of the line.

What your team sees

Lighthouse, the claims platform

lighthouse.getakko.com/claims
DISTRICT

Powered by AKKO

Overview

Claims

Shipments

Student directory

Claims

View and manage all claims

+ File a Claim
Search serial or asset tagAll schoolsThis term

Affected device

Current status

Dell 3120 Chromebook

Asset DCRA4D · 08/02

Submitted for review

Acer Chromebook

Chesapeake Middle · 07/28

In transit

Dell 3120 Chromebook

Asset DCWQEQ · 07/16

Approved for repair

HP Chromebook 11 G9

Northside High · 07/09

Repair complete

Your staff file the claim by serial or asset tag and hand off the device. Lighthouse tracks every claim, shipment and covered device across all your schools. Approval, repair or replacement, and payment sit on AKKO’s side of that line.

  • File a claim by serial or asset tag
  • Track every claim and shipment across all your schools
  • Approved within 48 hours
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05  ·  How it runs

Three things happen. Your team owns two of them — and they’re small.

STEP 01

We quote your fleet.

Send your device count, models and ages. We quote a per-device price based on your fleet and the perils you choose, in writing.

STEP 02

You approve the coverage.

Approve the written quote and choose your start date. Devices are identified by serial or asset tag, so there is no roster to build first.

STEP 03

Your team files claims in Lighthouse.

AKKO approves within 48 hours, repairs locally through 3,000+ repair options or by prepaid mail-in, and the device comes back to the student. Prefer your own techs or a local shop? We reimburse parts and labor on approved claims.

School technology team reviewing student Chromebooks

School-funded, or something in between.

Most districts protect the whole fleet. If you’d rather split it — some devices district-funded, some family-purchased — we’ll scope that with you on a call.

Most common

School-Funded

The district insures the fleet at a quoted price based on device type, age and perils. Every covered claim is $0.

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Hybrid

Part of the fleet district-funded, the rest covered by families who opt in. Same coverage, same claims platform, one conversation to set up.

See how family purchase plans work →Get in touch →

A clear decision, in writing. Tell us about your fleet and we’ll scope the coverage and the price before you commit.

06  ·  Coverage

Say it plainly:what’s covered.

A 1:1 elementary fleet and a high-school take-home program don’t break the same way. Include the perils that match how your devices actually come back — the per-device price moves with it.

48 hours

From claim filed to approved — then repaired locally through 3,000+ repair options or by prepaid mail-in.

Accidental damage

Drops, cracked screens, liquid spills and submersion. The bulk of what your techs already see, and the reason most districts start here.

Theft & loss

Stolen, or simply never returned in June. Loss is covered, not just theft — most K-12 plans exclude it.

Mechanical / electrical breakdown

Hinges, keyboards, batteries and ports that fail without an accident, including electrical failure.

Any device — new, used or refurbishedAny age welcome — most fleets we cover are 3–5 years old, and older devices are considered case by case

Not covered: pre-existing damage and intentional damage. Full terms come with your quote.

What the district pays

One priceper device, per year

Per device, per school year. Where it lands depends on the perils you include, the devices in the fleet and the term — you see the exact number before you approve anything.

$0

Per claim

07  ·  Procurement

Buy through TIPS. Usually no RFP.

AKKO is available through the TIPS purchasing cooperative under contract 250106. Most TIPS members can purchase directly against the contract; some districts still require a bid above a total-cost threshold — we’ll help with that packet too. Not a member? One quote and one PO gets it done; we supply the W-9, vendor packet and a sample board memo.

08  ·  Next to what you run today

The same broken screen, four ways.

Most districts already handle breakage with some mix of the OEM warranty, a damage-fee schedule and simply absorbing it. None of it is wrong. It just puts the cost and the work in different places.

Who pays for the repair

AKKO

AKKO — $0 per claim

OEM warranty

The district, unless it’s a defect

Damage fees

The family, if they pay

Self-insurance

The district

Accidental damage

AKKO

Covered, unlimited

OEM warranty

Excluded

Damage fees

Billed to the family

Self-insurance

Absorbed

A device that never comes back

AKKO

Covered — theft and loss

OEM warranty

Not covered

Damage fees

Rarely recovered

Self-insurance

Written off

What your office does

AKKO

Files the claim in Lighthouse

OEM warranty

Argues about whether it’s a defect

Damage fees

Invoices, reminds, places holds, writes off

Self-insurance

Tracks it, orders parts, repairs it

Budget predictability

AKKO

One price per device, fixed for the term

OEM warranty

Free, until it isn’t

Damage fees

Depends on collections

Self-insurance

Depends on the year

None of this replaces your fee schedule or your depot. It changes how often you have to use them — and makes your repair spending more predictable.

09  ·  Questions

The questions districts ask first

How districts buy

One quote, one purchase order — or buy against TIPS contract 250106 if your district’s purchasing rules allow it. W-9 and vendor packet on request, a sample board memo if you need one. See how to buy through TIPS ↓

What does it cost?

A fixed price per device, per school year, quoted for your fleet. The number depends on the devices, the perils you include and the term, and you see it in writing before you approve anything. Multi-year plans are available.

Is there a deductible or a claim limit?

No and no. Every claim is $0, and there is no cap on how many times a device can be repaired or replaced during the term.

What’s covered, and what isn’t?

Accidental damage including liquid submersion, mechanical and electrical breakdown, theft, and loss — you choose which perils to include when we quote. Not covered: pre-existing damage, intentional damage, and chargers or accessories unless you ask us to add them. Full terms come with the quote.

What happens when we file a claim?

Your team files it in Lighthouse by serial or asset tag. AKKO approves within 48 hours, and the device is repaired locally through 3,000+ repair options or by prepaid mail-in — we send the boxes and labels, up to 10 devices per box.

What devices can we cover?

School-issued Chromebooks, iPads, laptops and tablets — new, used or refurbished — can be included in the approved plan.

How do we actually buy this?

We supply a W-9, vendor packet and a sample board memo. Most TIPS members can buy against contract 250106, though some districts require a bid above a total-cost threshold; we’ll help with that packet too. There is no minimum fleet size, and a single school or grade band is a normal way to start.

Can families still buy coverage?

Yes. Districts that insure part of the fleet can offer a family purchase plan for the rest, at no cost to the district. See the family purchase plan page for how that works.

Can we keep using our own repair shop, or fix devices in-house?

Yes. If your technicians or a local shop you trust do the repair, AKKO reimburses parts and labor on approved claims — you send the invoice through Lighthouse and we pay it. We can also onboard a local repair vendor you already use. Mail-in with prepaid boxes stays available for anything you’d rather not touch.

Our fleet is three, four, five years old. Can you still cover it?

Any age welcome — most fleets we cover are 3–5 years old, and older devices are considered case by case. Mechanical breakdown depends on the model and year, so put the device models and purchase years on the quote request and we’ll tell you exactly what’s available for each.

What happens when a device can’t be repaired?

We treat it as a total loss and pay the replacement value you chose when we quoted — set at actual replacement cost, in $50 increments — to the district as the owner of the device, or source a replacement device for you. Coverage rolls over to the replacement.

What student data do you need, and how are devices identified?

None to launch. Devices are identified by serial number or asset tag, and you can also use student IDs or lunch PINs if that’s how your team tracks them. Serials are added when a claim is filed, not up front, so there is no roster to build first. Your covered-device directory exports to Excel whenever you need it.

Devices already have damage. Can we still start mid-year?

Yes. Coverage starts on the date you pick for a full term. Pre-existing damage isn’t covered, so we recommend a quick device inspection before launch and provide a one-page staff handout explaining what counts.

What if a student breaks a device on purpose?

Intentional damage isn’t covered. AKKO’s policy is deliberately liberal about ordinary student damage like pried-off keys, drops and spills, but AKKO — not the district — makes the call on whether damage was intentional, based on the claim. If AKKO repairs the device, your district can still bill the family under its own damage-fee policy.

Bring your device count.Leave with a per-device price.

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Fifteen minutes · A written per-device price · No obligation

$0 deductible · unlimited claims

One price per device, per year

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