Risk & Information Analytics

According to industry studies, the annual cost of insurance fraud is between $85 and $120 billion, and it’s growing at a rate of 10% per year.

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Identity verification Accurint® for Insurance can be used to verify, validate, and authenticate the identities of both people and businesses. It also verifies the identities of businesses and their authorized agents. Billions of records and thousands of independent data sources are searched in order to provide the broadest and most accurate information.

Powerful investigative resources Our databases, which include both public and proprietary information, are among the world's most comprehensive and up-to-date. They help you look for evidence of financial distress or prior criminal activities, as well as confirm the existence of a variety of different assets, such as property, motor vehicles, and FAA aircraft.

Comprehensive fraud detection tools The powerful Accurint® reporting feature explores the connections between a business and its authorized representatives and alerts you to any inconsistencies that might indicate potential fraud. It also keeps track of your claimant accounts and notifies you whenever a new telephone, address, property transaction, vehicle registration, or bankruptcy filing occurs.

Accurint® offers comprehensive access to a variety of news sources, as well. Supplement your investigations with information from over 13,000 current and historical sources, and reveal connections between people, businesses, assets, and locations that can't be found in public records.

Dedicated Support and Training Our knowledgeable consultants are available for individual or group training, and a personalized account manager is always available to recommend solutions and oversee the management of your account.

Get it now: for more information about Accurint® for Insurance, please call (800) 869-0751.

Accurint®, Rate Evasion Evaluation, and Medical Records Retrieval are not consumer reporting agencies as such term is defined in the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C. §1681, et seq. ("FCRA"). Accurint®, Rate Evasion Evaluation, and Medical Records Retrieval l reports do not constitute consumer reports as such term is defined in the FCRA, and accordingly Accurint®, Rate Evasion Evaluation, and Medical Records Retrieval reports may not be used to determine eligibility for credit or for any other purpose provided for in the FCRA.

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