“HazardHub is the backbone of our data that drives underwriting decision making and pricing within our products.”
Ryan Jesenik
Chief Operating Officer
HazardHub
Effortlessly assess property risk data and hazard risk scoring. Use the most comprehensive and accurate hazard risk analytics data to quickly enhance underwriting, optimize pricing, and boost profitability.
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See all our data and get 10 free API calls per day. Experience real-time property risk analysis to make confident decisions in seconds.
Fire risk. Flood risk. Hazard risk. You name it.
Access 1,250+ data points and 50+ peril scores for personal and commercial properties across the United States, Canada, and 19 additional countries, available as a standalone solution or seamlessly integrated into existing core systems from Guidewire, such as InsuranceSuite, or other third-party vendors.
High Risk or Low Risk? Get a Risk Assessment in Seconds.
HazardHub allows P&C insurers to underwrite faster and more accurately while improving pricing for personal and commercial property insurance.
Accelerate Workflows
Streamline your process with pre-filled data, insights embedded into core systems, and automated rules to accept, decline, or route risks instantly.
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HazardHub is More
As the industry’s most comprehensive set of data for hazard risks, HazardHub provides an unrivaled digital toolbox to deliver a comprehensive product experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
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