THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO A RISK MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM 23
RISK REPORTING AND MAPPING
Reporting and analytics give the ability to transform all your data into easy-to-read and interactive charts and graphs that aid decision making.
All vendors provide some level of built-in reporting and mapping, but the depth and ease of use will vary greatly.
Standard templates
A library of reports at your fingertips, including
policy loss ratio, property banding report, top
10 causes, internal benchmarking, point-to-
point comparison, property and asset maps,
loss triangles and premium movement.
Self-service dashboard building
Effortlessly create dashboards or reports from
your live and historic data.
Interactive reports
Fully interactive reports allow you to view data
from an enterprise-wide level to a specific
element, risk and exposure. This will enable
you to quickly interpret data, establish root
causes and play out different scenarios.
Offline reports with full functionality
Enabling viewers to have the flexibility to
investigate and control the data, without being
online or connected.
Mapping
Overlay your property and asset risks with
NATCAT and political upheaval information to
add context to your exposures and territories.
Mobile access
All your reports should be accessible on tablets
and smartphones. In addition, you should have
the capability to build additional reports while
on the move.
Workflow and distribution
The ability to define workflows and
automatically schedule and distribute reports
in a wide range of formats.
"With information now
compiled and housed in
one central location, we
can run a broad array of
risk management reports."
— STARWOOD HOTELS
& RESORTS
