AIR Integrations setup

AIR Worldwide, a Verisk Analytics company, provides software and catastrophe modeling to help companies manage risk from natural catastrophes, terrorism, cyber-attacks, and pandemics. BriteCore offers two integrations with AIR products: AIR Touchstone and AIR Hazard Service’s Flood Zone API.

AIR Touchstone is a software offered by AIR Worldwide that accounts for both catastrophe and non-catastrophe loss. This integration allows BriteCore to acquire information from AIR on potential losses based on the risks present in a rated revision and use this information in the rating calculation.

AIR Hazard Service’s Flood Zone API is an integrative solution offered by AIR Worldwide that utilizes FEMA flood zone maps to determine whether or not a specific property is in a flood zone.

AIR Touchstone

BriteCore setup

  1. Contact AIR Worldwide or submit a Purchasing and Licensing Request
  2. Acquire login ID, password, license key, and product name from AIR representative
  3. In BriteCore, navigate to Settings > Vendors
    • Select AIR Loss Analysis
    • Select the edit icon
    • Enter the following information
      1. AIR Login ID
      2. AIR Password
      3. License Key
      4. Product Name
    • Select Done
  4. Add AIR Loss Analysis system tags according to the table below:
    • At least one subline tagged as Building must be added to a revision for AIR compliance
    • Category items with the tag Deduct must either be in percent format (such as 1%) or decimal compliant ranging from 0 to 1 (such as 0.01)
    • Answers to the Include flood coverage? category must be yes/no
    • Category items that fall under category elements tagged as Height must be integers referring to the number of stories
    • Coverage A, B, C, D limits can’t be 0 for AIR compliance

Tag

Target

Purpose

enabledPolicy type that needs AIR Loss AnalysisEnables AIR Loss analysis for policies of that type during rating
BuildingAny subline of tagged policy type referring to a location buildingAllows the system to consider that subline during AIR parameters gathering
DeductAll category elements of policy-wide category line-item referring to DeductiblesAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “Deduct”
stormSurgeAll category elements of policy-wide category line-item answering the question Include flood coverage ?Allows the system to extract the AIR parameter “stormSurge”
UpdateLine item under policy-wide with an evaluation rate object declaring a new variable named aalWind

Line item under policy-wide with an evaluation rate object declaring a new variable named aalWindSurge

Allows the system to update aalWind

Allows the system to update aalWindSurge

YearBuiltAll category elements of property category line-item providing the age of the construction; must be type AgeAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “YearBuilt”
RoofYearBuiltAll category elements of property category line-item providing the age of the roof; must be type AgeAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “RoofYearBuilt”
HeightAll category elements of property category line-item providing the height of the constructionAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “Height”
GeneralProperty rate-per line-item providing the area of the construction; chain step must be named Square FeetAllows the system to extract some AIR parameters such as “GrossArea”
StrConstructBldg:AIRCODEAll category elements of property category line-item providing the type of construction; AIRCODE is the respective AIR code for the category elementAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “StrConstructBldg”
StrOccupancyClass:AIRCODEAll category elements of property category line-item providing the type of occupancy; AIRCODE is the respective AIR code for the category elementAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “StrOccupancyClass”
RoofCover:AIRCODEAll category elements of property category line-item providing the type of roof cover; AIRCODE is the respective AIR code for the category elementAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “RoofCover”
RoofGeometry:AIRCODEAll category elements of property category line-item providing the roof shape; AIRCODE is the respective AIR code for the category elementAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “RoofGeometry”
CoverageAProperty line-item respective to Coverage A with a limitAllows the system to extract the AIR parameters “RV_A” and “LimitA”
CoverageBProperty line-item respective to Coverage B with a limitAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “RV_B”
CoverageCProperty line-item respective to Coverage C with a limitAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “RV_C”
CoverageDProperty line-item respective to Coverage D with a limitAllows the system to extract the AIR parameter “RV_D”

BriteCore processing

Once you add the proper system tags to the relevant parts of the target policy type, BriteCore will request a loss report during rating of any revision on that policy type. Loss reports are then cached for 60 days and used for that particular set of data. If the data changes or a request is made after 60 days, the system will request a new loss report from the vendor.

AIR Flood Zone API

BriteCore setup

  1. Contact AIR Worldwide or submit a Purchasing and Licensing Request
  2. Acquire login ID, password, license key, and product name from AIR representative
  3. In BriteCore Navigate to Settings > Vendors
  4. Select AIR Hazard
  5. Select the pencil icon
  6. Enter the following information
    1. AIR Login ID
    2. AIR Password
    3. License Key
    4. Package Name
  7. Select Flood
  8. Select Done

BriteCore processing

To use the Flood Zone API, you must create a Primary Exposures line item with a Flood Zone category type.

During rating, AIR’s Flood Zone API will automatically supply flood zone information in BriteCore’s location rating section (see screenshot below).

Manually override Flood Zone

To manually override AIR’s Flood Zone:

  1. Select Override.
  2. In the dropdown list, select Flood Zone.

Additional options