LexisNexis® Attract™ for Commercial

More accurate and consistent loss prediction through predictive modeling for commercial insurance

Reduce information gaps and optimize hit rates by using multiple financial data sources. 

The commercial insurance marketplace is incredibly diverse, and traditional financial data may not provide all the information carriers need to rate accurately. To stay competitive, you may need to leverage a wide range of data sources to capture the most accurate view of risk.

LexisNexis® Attract™ for Commercial Scoring Suite helps develop a clearer view of commercial risks by offering access to multiple predictive loss models, including FCRA and non-FCRA options. These models incorporate scores for businesses, business owners and commercial drivers. While many carriers use commercial credit scores when underwriting, these scores and models are designed to help predict insurance risk, not financial risk.

Developed over five years using more than $19 billion in policy premiums, the suite’s proprietary predictive scoring models use policy and loss data to rank risks by loss ratio and/or frequency. Carriers can use these models to help make segmented, automated, data-driven decisions, helping them identify and acquire targeted risks and improve profitability.

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LexisNexis® Attract™ for Commercial can help :

Attract the risks you want to help improve retention rates

Attract the risks you want to help improve retention rates

Rate the risk more precisely

Rate the risk more precisely

Mitigate adverse selection risk

Mitigate adverse selection risk

Enhance underwriting efficiency

Enhance underwriting efficiency

Improve customer experience

Improve customer experience


Choose the model that fits your need

unique predictive models for a variety of policy and business types

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Available in both FCRA and Non-FCRA versions, these models are built to help predict business owner loss propensity.

LexisNexis ®Attract™ for Commercial: Business Owners Underwriting (FCRA) correlate personal credit of the business owners with loss ratio, yielding an insurance score that is indicative of future loss for small commercial business owner policies (BOP).

LexisNexis ®Attract™ for Commercial: Business Owners Underwriting (Non-FCRA) correlate non-FCRA public record data of the business owner with loss ratio, yielding an insurance score that is indicative of future loss for small business owner policies (BOP).

LexisNexis ®Attract™ for Commercial Auto Underwriting (Driver Model) correlate Non-FCRA public records and other complementary data attributes to score individual drivers (fleet and non-fleet) to derive driver-specific loss propensity for commercial auto policies. It is also available in a pack of approximately 140 predictive attributes, which can be used to help enhance a score or integrate into your proprietary models.
LexisNexis ®Attract™ for Commercial Underwriting is built using multi-source commercial credit-based attributes and business data (Non-FCRA) to help create a more comprehensive snapshot of commercial entities, based on loss propensity, not financial risk.

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LexisNexis Attract Commercial , LexisNexis Attract for commercial auto underwriting and LexisNexis Attract for business owners underwriting (non-FCRA) do not constitute a “consumer report,” as that term is defined in the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 USC 1681 et seq.(FCRA). Accordingly, these services may not be used in whole or in part as a factor in determining eligibility for credit, insurance, employment or another purpose under the FCRA. LexisNexis® Attract for business owners underwriting (FCRA) is a consumer reporting agency product provided by LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc. and may only be accessed in compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C. 1681, et seq. Due to the nature of the origin of public record information, the public records and commercially available data sources used in reports may contain errors. These products or services aggregate and report data, as provided by commercially available data sources, and is not the source of the data, nor is it a comprehensive compilation of the data. Before relying on any data, it should be independently verified.