Verisk’s commercial property surveys gather and verify the current, detailed, and actionable data you need for more informed and effective underwriting decisions.
Verisk has innovated additional methods to collect and verify property data to supplement traditional on-site surveys, all while keeping highly experienced field representatives at the core.
Complete on-site access to the interior and exterior of the property, including fire protection systems and sprinklers.
Collaboration with an on-site property representative through a real-time video link to perform a detailed interior and exterior survey.
Exterior-only, on-site survey, capturing exterior photos, and collecting information via mobile device or tablet
Virtual survey via remote access to the property using high-resolution imagery, Verisk proprietary data, and trusted third-party data.
Verisk proprietary and trusted third-party data are used to verify and update core property attributes.
Digital innovation is helping close the data gap. Combining years of human experience with the latest technology enables flexible, efficient, and effective survey services that deliver the actionable data insurers need. Learn more about the strategy guiding their application.
When you need reliable property data quickly, Verisk can deliver a virtual Property Details Report in three business days or less.
An expert Verisk field representative performs an on-demand virtual survey using advanced digital data-gathering technology to remotely collect and validate risk information. Get the trusted data you expect from ProMetrix®—faster.
When a traditional on-site survey is impractical, a virtual field survey can remotely collect and verify many property details.
A highly trained field representative connects with the policyholder in real time to virtually tour the property’s interior and exterior. Verisk generates and delivers a report with risk-specific details and images gathered during the survey.
Verisk's Multiline Survey—designed for package-policy risks—gives you information and commentary about several coverages and exposures. When you order a Multiline Survey about a commercial risk, a Verisk field representative collect the information you need about conditions and hazards.
Our field representatives also develop useful recommendations and alert you to potential high-risk exposures along with unlimited photographs.
Verified info about construction, hazards, and fire protection. Verisk field representatives conduct commercial property surveys for rating. The surveys use our Specific Commercial Property Evaluation Schedule (SCOPES) to assure the consistent evaluation and analysis of hazards for every property. In states where we provide such surveys, we filed the schedule with state insurance regulators.
Contact us to learn more about how to access Verisk’s surveys and inspections. Get objective information on commercial properties and potential exposure to loss.
Verisk surveys feature our High-Risk Notification Service at no extra charge. If a survey uncovers hazards or conditions that present immediate potential for loss, the field representative will call the underwriter at once. You'll also get a detailed follow-up email with photographs.
Verisk customer research revealed that insurers who use our surveys average 1 point better than the industry in general expense ratio (GER)—that’s a 1 percent increase in premium. Small insurer GERs were an average of 2 points better. Read the report to learn more.
Learn how ProMetrix provides a single source for commercial property underwriting with verified data and analytics. Access the data easily through an online report-ordering system or application program interface (API).
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