In the case of a natural disaster, carriers must put additional focus on prevention and remediation, while also reacting quickly and accurately.
Reactor™ from CoreLogic® provides the insights you need to select the best response when your policy holders are threatened or impacted by hazardous weather or wildfire events. It is a single source for monitoring weather events that allows you to identify the impact before, during, and after an event to anticipate claim activity, location, and the required response.
Reactor™ from CoreLogic® provides the insights you need when your policyholders are threatened or impacted by hazardous weather or wildfire events.
As policyholders increasingly expect a faster claims cycle and resolution, carriers need to move at a faster pace while making sure the data is accurate. Having a single source of information helps create a seamless workflow, which results in a satisfied customer.
Reactor allows users to visualize, analyze, and answer the following for every individual asset. Risk Scores tell you what could happen. Forecasting Data predicts what is about to happen. Real-time Data keeps you informed about what is happening. And Forensic Data lets you know what did happen.
It’s difficult to manage the volume of workflow resulting from natural hazards, so it’s crucial that the platform you’re using provides the story from beginning to end as it relates to your business.
Reactor brings all of CoreLogic’s unique, property specific risks together to visual and perform analytics against your assets.
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