Skip to content

Identify risks: Insurance

Overlay hazard, exposure, and portfolio data on interactive maps

Help underwriters and actuaries assess catastrophe risk and communicate findings clearly. CartoVista helps insurance teams evaluate exposure and share risk insights without heavy GIS work.

Trusted by leading insurance organizations

Client logos: Desjardins, Promutuel Assurance, Intact Insurance, Catalyst, Assistel

  • Desjardins
  • Promutuel Assurance
  • Intact Insurance
  • Catalyst
  • Assistel
CartoVista helps your insurance team to - CartoVista map example

CartoVista helps your insurance team to

  • Share portfolio and exposure data on interactive maps
  • Overlay hazard data for catastrophe planning and response
  • Strengthen underwriting with integrated risk and modeling layers
  • Communicate risk visually to support better business decisions

More than 75% of the financial services and insurance industry rate location intelligence as either very important or critical to their success”

Dresner Advisory Services 2018 Location Intelligence Markets Study

What you can do in CartoVista map interface

  • Add your own location data via drag & drop
  • Add risk/modeling data (USGS, HU tracks, FEMA flood maps, RMS, AIR, Verisk)
  • Configure how the data is displayed with just a few clicks
  • Share with your team to answer business questions visually
What you can do in CartoVista map interface - CartoVista platform capabilities

CartoVista in action for insurance

Browse use cases
  • Underwriters
  • Data scientists
  • Data analysts
  • Business analysts
  • Actuaries

Catastrophe Risk Analysis

Integrate your own portfolio and risk/modeling data related to natural disasters (earthquakes, flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfire), for example: USGS, HU tracks, FEMA flood maps, RMS, AIR, Verisk.

Catastrophe Risk Analysis - interactive map demo in CartoVista

Try our professional plan for free

Ready to get started?

Start your free 14-day trial

No credit card required

Start your free 14-day trial