For insurers

Structural condition data for underwriting, risk engineering and claims.

COPE data tells you how a building was built. The Structural Condition Index tells you what condition it is in, continuously, from submission through claims.

Portfolio dashboard ranking insured locations by Structural Condition Index

The gap in today’s submission data

Adverse selection

Deterioration hides inside class averages, so the worst risks look like the rest at bind.

Mispriced risk

Premiums follow construction class, not the condition of the individual structure.

Claims disputes

Without a pre-loss baseline, separating event damage from existing damage is slow and costly.

Across the policy life cycle

Submission and bind

A baseline condition report per location supports risk selection, credits and debits, and tailored terms.

In force

Deterioration alerts trigger engineering referral. Portfolio roll-ups show accumulation by peril and condition.

After an event

An immediate exceedance alert, then a full structural engineering event report within 24 hours.

Claims

Time-stamped before-and-after data separates existing from event-caused damage.

Case study

IKEA Mexico City

After the magnitude 7.7 Michoacán earthquake in September 2022, building managers had automated alerts within minutes and a structural analysis within hours. The analysis found no structural damage, and the store stayed open. The deployment was validated alongside a global insurer.

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Post-event structural report for a high-rise building

Portfolio view

Every insured location ranked by SCI, with drill-down to asset history.

Fits your systems

An API delivers the SCI and alerts into underwriting and risk platforms.

Security reviews

Data processing terms and hosting options to support carrier IT and security review.

Start with a structured pilot

A defined group of insured locations, success criteria agreed up front, and a decision date. We install, monitor and report; your team judges the result against the criteria.

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