How to ReSure ®

You can start using ReSure at any stage of the renewals cycle. Even if you have already collected renewals information through hard copy questionnaires or spreadsheets, you can still use ReSure to publish your information to the insurance market and benefit immediately from the premium savings you make.

The greatest benefits are obtained when you take advantage of simple and intuitive ReSure business process:
Define > Collect > Publish

1. Define exactly what renewals information you need to collect, the structure of your organisation, and the people who are responsible for supplying information.

2. Notify the people responsible for supplying information, provide Web-based forms or custom spreadsheets for information collection, and track the progress.

3. Provide controlled, secure access to the insurance market to obtain the information they need in hard copy or electronic form.

Product Features

You can use ReSure to establish a seamless flow of high quality renewals information from its source to its destination with features like these:

• Select the most suitable risk exposure questionnaires from a library, then customise them to suit your specific business needs.
• Specify business rules for each data item to improve the quality and integrity of the data you collect
• Set up a geographical and commercial structure for your organisation that meets the information needs of insurers
• Assign responsibility to key employees for the collection and supply of information, then establish a timetable that tells them exactly what information is required by what target dates.
• Provide on-line questionnaires for information collection, or use alternative methods such as spreadsheet exports and imports where these are more suitable.
• Help the people responsible for supplying renewals information with detailed on-line reference material and error checking procedures that give immediate feedback.
• Track each user’s progress in the collection process with KPI reports.
• Follow up system users automatically if target dates are not achieved
• Store everything required for renewals in a single database, including historical exposure and claims information, surveys, valuations, risk control reports, recommendations, maps and photographs.
• Provide controlled access to your database to the key stakeholders in the renewals process: your own employees, insurance brokers, risk consultants, valuers, claims managers, insurers and re-insurers. You can determine what parts of the database they can see and update.
• Use the audit trail to track who has accessed the system, and what changes to the database they have made.
• Publish your renewals information to the insurance market in a form that allows them to “drill down” through highly summarised information to every detail of your risk exposure, including maps, photographs, reports and other documents.
• Download your data in spreadsheet format and use it to simplify tasks such as premium allocation and risk exposure analysis; determining optimum deductibles and limits; and preparing executive presentations.

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