Tag: insurance
American Digital Title Launches Game-changing Title Insurance Tech
The title insurance industry has long been in need of disruption — and with the help of ATTOM Data Solutions robust property data, the American Digital Title Insurance Company is hoping to be the one to do it. ADTIC, a member of the Munich Re group of companies, partnered with ATTOM in 2019 to ease the pain points seen in the title search,... Read More »
ATTOM’s Building Permit Data: A Leading Choice for Home Insurance Providers
ATTOM’s Building Permit Data: Why It’s the Leading Choice for One Home Insurance Provider As a home insurance provider, we recently partnered with ATTOM to provide us with building permit data on our policyholders’ properties. This data has been key in helping us to accurately assess risk when it comes to underwriting. In this post,... Read More »
Property Data and Insurance Policy Monitoring
Property Data and Insurance Policy Monitoring: How You Can Ensure Policyholders have the Correct Coverage as a Home Insurance Provider As a home insurance provider, monitoring a substantial number of policies can often prove challenging. How can you ensure that your policyholders are covered by the right insurance? In this post, we explore how... Read More »
Improving the Underwriting Process with ATTOM’s Building Permit Data
As home insurers, we are always looking for ways to improve the efficiency of our underwriting process. Since partnering with ATTOM this year, we have been able to gain critical insights into the historical and real-time characteristics of our policyholders’ properties. ATTOM’s robust building permit data provides us with the key insights we need... Read More »
Property Data for Insurers
Property Data for Insurers: A Must Amid Growing Natural Disasters Natural disasters are a growing concern for property owners — and their insurers should be equally worried. According to the Insurance Information Institute, losses from natural catastrophes topped $160 billion in just 2018 alone. In total, last year saw 850 disaster-level events... Read More »