Continuous data on emerging risks from filings.
Track emerging insurance risks, policy exclusions, and competitor underwriting guidelines from filings and industry sources
What insurance sources do we read?
Benchmark reads 12 sources, including the Securities and Exchange Commission, National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Insurance Journal, aamc.com, and iii.org. It captures filings and disclosures related to emerging risk factors, policy exclusions, and competitor underwriting guidelines.
What insurance data does it find?
Dataset columns include Source, DocumentType, Entity, FilingDate, ExtractedItem, ImpactScore, ActionRecommended, and LastSeen. Source and DocumentType identify the record, Entity and FilingDate give context, and ExtractedItem, ImpactScore, ActionRecommended, and LastSeen describe the finding.
Alerts and delivery.
Changes land where your team already works, the same morning they appear.
When do we get insurance alerts?
One enabled alert rule watches for updates in emerging risks and policy exclusions. When the rule triggers, Benchmark sends notifications by email.
View alert setup →Where does insurance data go?
Extracted records are delivered through API, S3, and Snowflake. These destinations receive the structured dataset for use in downstream data workflows and analysis.
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