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Arity IQ℠

Driving data delivered on demand

Improve pricing sophistication with access to actual driving behavior insights on tens of millions of drivers.

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Use Arity IQ℠ to close the right quotes at the right price. Here's how.

Leverage the world’s largest driving behavior database tied to claims to price more profitably at quote.

Benefits

Manage risk
Reduce adverse selection
Price competitively
Increase customer retention by offering more competitive rates
Grow profitability
Improve average lifetime value by adding better drivers to your book
Enhance pricing accuracy
Price risk more accurately at time of quote
Access actual driving behavior collected from mobile phones and connected vehicles to use at time of quote to more precisely price nearly any driver.

Arity sources the data we collect and analyze from nearly 40M connected devices.

16% improvement in lifetime value (LTV)

These results are modeled across four cohorts of actual U.S. drivers that exhibit different driving risk profiles.

WHITE PAPER

See how auto insurers are refining risk segmentation and improving pricing accuracy

Learn how augmenting traditional territorial models with driving behavior data can improve pricing accuracy, support actuarial credibility, and help carriers respond more confidently to change.

Read the white paper

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