Homeowners Insurance

To request a free A-PLUS loss history report, call the A-PLUS Consumer Report Request Line at 1-800-627-3487. The A-PLUS Consumer Report Request Line is available Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Eastern time. During non-business hours and on weekends and holidays, you may leave a message with your name and telephone number. A representative will return your call on the next business day.

Reliable replacement cost estimates are essential to protect customers. These customers are beginning to demand a new way of doing business that puts the estimation process in their hands. 360Value helps property insurers meet evolving customer expectations, while maintaining rating integrity.

Enhance the precision of your homeowners rating with by-peril analysis. With the new Homeowners By-Peril Rating Supplement, you’ll now be able to evaluate the perils that pose the greatest risk for policies in your homeowners book of business and rate the exposure more accurately.

Data Compilations by Line of Insurance ISO offers a variety of standard data compilations in machine-readable formats, providing information about the major lines of insurance. ISO's database is the property/casualty insurance industry's best, most comprehensive source of information for pricing, loss reserving, and strategic planning. The database provides a benchmark...

ISOnet — the information service for insurance professionals — offers you access to a collection of more than 9,000 personal and commercial forms and endorsements. The Forms Library contains all simplified ISO forms in effect (based on ISO filings) on or after January 1, 1994. The library also contains a collection of policywriting support forms that can help you satisfy legal requirements and administer your insurance programs.

To manage your company's policy forms and endorsements — and to ensure compliance with state regulations — you need ISO's Forms Information/Report System (FIRST). Available through ISOnet — the information service for insurance professionals — FIRST gives you reports showing the effective dates, expiration dates, and state applicability information for multistate and state forms and endorsements.

ISO's Homeowners Section II Loss Development Information provides loss development factors and the underlying data for Homeowners Section II losses —the liability losses covered by homeowners policies.

ISO's Electronic Forms on Disc (EFD) is a database of policy forms and endorsements for all ISO lines of business. You can view and print the ISO forms, modify or customize them, and integrate them into your own policy-issuance system. Your initial order of EFD comes on CD-ROM. Then, you get customized weekly updates through your own secured ISOnet mailbox.

ISO maintains one of the largest private databases in the world. Each year, we collect some 2 billion detailed records of insurance premiums collected and losses paid. At any one time, ISO's computers store more than 19 billion records. For commercial lines, that data represents 70 to 75 percent of the entire industry's premium volume. For personal lines, the data represents about a third of the industry's premiums. And for all lines, it's the largest and most credible single source of premium and loss statistics.

Xactware, a sister company of ISO, provides computer software for professionals involved in estimating all phases of building and repair. In 1986, Xactware opened for business with its flagship estimating system, Xactimate. Xactimate helps contractors and insurance adjusters estimate the cost of repairs and reconstruction faster and more accurately than ever before.

It’s no longer necessary to make the trade-off between ordering loss history reports at bind to save money and providing a positive customer experience. With A-PLUS, which draws from one of the most comprehensive databases in the industry, insurers can choose from a suite of innovative solutions to help inform their underwriting and rating decisions as early as the first quote.

ISO Risk Analyzer Homeowners is a powerful analytic tool that uses predictive modeling to examine hundreds of indicators that can affect your homeowners risks and predict the noncatastrophe portion of expected losses at the policy level by peril.