20+ building details, a reconstruction cost and flood risk for any address in Belgium and Luxembourg. Use them to pre-fill your form, or to sharpen the pricing you already run.
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Customers drop out at the questions about their own home they can't answer.
How we fix it ↓The premium rests on numbers the customer guessed when they signed.
How we fix it ↓Inflation and flood risk move the book away from the sums insured, policy by policy.
How we fix it ↓The same data serves the quote flow, the pricing model and the back book.
One field from them, everything else from us. The customer confirms the building on a map, so there is no form left to abandon.
Keep your current grid and let us fill in the questions behind it, or move to a volume-based premium. The same 3D model, building details and flood risk serve both.
Catch inflation-driven under-insurance across your entire back book. Run every policy against our reconstruction cost and flood risk, screen the data on new policies at signing, and fix it on the ones you already have.
A 30-minute call. Bring an address, we show the building data live.
In most policies the reconstruction cost is whatever the customer guessed when they signed. Here is how the common sources compare, and why we run a volume-based model.
The full cost to rebuild the house in the same state, under today's building rules, including VAT, the architect and demolition, excluding secondary buildings. We split the building into its parts, calculate the volume of each, apply a cost per m³ adjusted for shape and roof, and add them up.
No. Keep your current grid and let us pre-fill the questions behind it, or move to a volume-based premium and drop most of the questions. The same data serves both.
Yes. Many insurers use the building details, the 3D model and the flood risk to enrich the pricing setup they already have. The reconstruction cost is one output, not a requirement.
Browse the data catalog →Every address gets a flood risk level based on its distance to the nearest flood zone and its height above sea level. It comes back with the other building details, so you can price it or use it to screen your back book.
Every address gets an answer with its level of detail: about 92% come with a full 3D model, about 5.5% with a 2D footprint, and the rest with the address or an approximate location. Your exception rule can pick that up instead of being surprised.
You start with a slice of it. We enrich your policies with our data and compare the result with your own claim history, so you see the lift before you commit to anything.
Request a test on your book →Only the address. They confirm the building on a map, which also picks the right building when one address covers more than one. We match the rest from public maps, cadastre, aerial imagery and lidar.
Through one API call from your quote flow. The data comes back in the same session, so the customer never waits for it.
Book a 30-min demo →In 30 minutes we walk you through a few sample addresses, then run one of yours live. Bring any property you want to test.