Get automated access to insurance data

Consumer-Permissioned Data introduces a new relationship between the consumer and their data. By working with a Consumer-Permissioned data platform, like MeasureOne, the consumer provides secure access to their insurance data, but consents to sharing ONLY the necessary information with the requesting business.

The platform plays two roles in the transaction: (1) it ensures that only the permissioned information is shared with the requesting business, and (2) it guarantees the source of the data to the requesting business. Most importantly, unlike information gathering agents that work on behalf of the requesting business, the platform is working on behalf of the consumer.

By using a Consumer-Permissioned data model, the consumer maintains control over their insurance data. They can safely and securely share their information, knowing that only the necessary, specifically-requested information is disclosed to the requesting business.

Traditionally, data collection has involved manual processes, such as filling out forms and requesting records, which can be time-consuming and error-prone. However, with the advent of digital technologies, new data collection methods have emerged, such as MeasureOne's platform for insurance data.

MeasureOne's platform is designed to provide automated access to insurance data by collecting data directly from primary sources, such as consumers' online insurance accounts. Via the MeasureOne platform, a company sends a request to the consumer for their insurance data and the consumer is prompted to connect their online insurance account. This instantly transmits the requested insurance data back to the business, all with the consumer’s consent.

Companies request and access a variety of insurance data. This can include personal information about policyholders, such as their age, address of insured property, as well as information about their policies, such as their payment schedule, dates of coverage, or total premium.

Data is essential to the insurance industry because it allows insurers to make informed decisions about risk, pricing, and claims management. By analyzing and using data effectively, insurers can:

Accurately assess risk: Insurers use data to evaluate the likelihood and severity of potential losses. This helps them to accurately price policies, identify areas of increased risk, and make informed decisions about risk management.

Improve pricing: By analyzing data on individual policyholders, insurers can tailor their pricing to the specific risk profile of each policyholder. This can help to ensure that premiums are fair and reasonable while also protecting the insurer's bottom line.

Optimize underwriting: Data allows insurers to evaluate the risk of a particular policy accurately. Insurers can use this information to optimize their underwriting processes, ensuring that they are making informed decisions about policy issuance and coverage.

Enhance claims management: Data is also critical for claims management. Insurers can use data to identify fraudulent claims, assess the severity of losses, and determine the appropriate level of compensation for policyholders.

Improve customer experience: By using data to personalize their offerings, insurers can improve the customer experience. For example, insurers can tailor their products and services to meet the specific needs and preferences of individual policyholders, making it more likely that they will renew their policies in the future.

Overall, data is critical to the insurance industry's success. By effectively collecting, analyzing, and using data, insurers can make informed decisions that protect their bottom line while also providing valuable protection and support to their customers.

 Our data shows that most users complete the data request within 24 hours.