Be there to help your customers take cover.
Changing weather patterns are creating new challenges for insurers that cover hail events and the severe thunderstorms that often produce them.
Hail damage can take time to detect, leading to delayed claims. But data and analytics can help insurers manage these risks more effectively.
Hail: The Hidden Risk
Verisk gathers and analyzes extensive data and monitors hail occurrences throughout the United States.
Read our report on hail trends and volatility for 2017.
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Data-fueled underwriting
Identify the latest emerging hail exposures
See where hail exposures are growing based on ultra-precise data and Verisk-exclusive scientific methodologies.
Measure the likelihood of existing hail damage
Assess a property’s potential for existing hail damage based on location-specific weather history.
Use a probabilistic model for severe thunderstorms
Use AIR’s probabilistic U.S. severe thunderstorm model to gauge potential exposures.
Manage hail claims more effectively
See where and when hail losses are reported
See where and when hail losses are reported in real time to guide you in making fast, effective decisions throughout the claims cycle.
Assess and triage losses and combat fraud
Get property- and date-specific reports on hail, wind, and lightning activity to assess and triage losses and combat fraud.
Get automated, detailed analysis of storm effects
Receive automated, detailed analysis of storm effects to help anticipate and respond to impacts more accurately.
Distribute and manage claim assignments
Distribute and manage claim assignments and get detailed reports, including Benchmark™ alerts, to assess key information.
Estimate repair or replacement costs
Estimate repair or replacement costs for severe weather damage using current, reliable, and localized pricing data.
Use aerial imagery for more accurate estimates
Use Geomni Image-to-Scope to convert aerial imagery into usable property data and automatically suggested line items for claims.
Drawing insight from historical catastrophe activity
Severe weather history can provide a window on potential future activity and help identify the most perilous times of year.
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AER and team apply machine learning in subseasonal-to-seasonal forecasting
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