Property Risk Management Reporting: The Reports that Help Reduce Risk
An effective Property Risk Management System is about more than the property appraisal data that you pour into it. (Though collecting property data is still a critical part of the process.) It’s also about the robust level of information you can get out of your system. The ideal property risk management system should help you form a […]
Property Risk Management Software: 3 Big Benefits
The year 2023 marked the highest number of billion-dollar disasters in a calendar year for the U.S., with 28 separate weather and climate disasters costing at least 1 billion dollars. Exposure to environmental risks like fires, floods, and earthquakes are inevitable, but there are ways to prepare your organization for risks like natural disasters. One such tool […]
A Property Valuation Partner in the Age of COVID-19
Today many organizations are concerned with how to protect the health and wellbeing of their employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, while remaining active and profitable entities within their industries. It’s a careful balancing act we all must face during these stressful, rapidly-shifting circumstances. When it comes to property management, the shift presents its own set […]
How a Building Value Estimator Tool Can Help Trend Property Values Remotely
In an ideal, magical land of property risk management, budgets would be limitless and there would be full, thorough, onsite physical inspections of every property in the insurance portfolio, anytime it was needed. Every necessary detail would be expertly verified and documented down to the last roof fastener. And 100% of your total replacement values […]
How Property Risk Software Empowers Remote Risk Management
Our view of the workplace has changed so rapidly in 2020, it’s almost hard to believe that mere months ago most organizational activity and culture was steered from a unified office space. Now so many of us are out there, castaway to our own home office desert islands, Zoom-ing and Microsoft Teams-ing each other with […]