Real-time, geotargeted weather alerts that protect Insurer policyholders before the storm hits—building trust while reducing claims costs.
API-powered alerts with Insurer branding, privacy-first architecture, and scalable delivery for your entire national footprint.
30-day proof of concept available • No integration fees • Privacy-first design
Reduce Claims: Encourage protective action before damage occurs (e.g. hail, flood, wildfire).
Increase Customer Retention: Deliver real, useful value to policyholders at key moments of risk.
Strengthen Brand Trust: Show up with care, consistency, and credibility — powered by The Weather Company.
Differentiate the Product: Add proactive weather alerts as a unique and tangible policy benefit.
Lower CAT Exposure: Drive down avoidable loss in high-risk zones with just-in-time communications.
No IT Lift: API-first, no-integration model for rapid proof of concept and scalable rollout.
Peace of Mind: Know when severe weather is headed your way — before it's too late.
Trusted Source: Alerts are powered by the same forecasting engine trusted by airlines, governments, and media.
Actionable Guidance: Clear steps to take for every event: move your car, evacuate, prep your home, etc.
No App, No Logins: Alerts arrive by text or email, no downloads required.
Always Branded: Every alert comes from your insurer — not a third party — reinforcing value and trust.
Timely + Local: Alerts are personalized to the exact location of your home or car.
Four powerful steps to protect your policyholders and reduce claims through intelligent weather monitoring
Insurer defines which weather events matter most—hail, wind, flood, wildfire, and more.
We monitor threats using geospatial data and precision triggers in real-time.
Alert payloads are securely sent to Insurer's delivery systems via API.
Each alert pulls from Insurer-branded inventory showing the exact hazard.
Once the system is live, The Weather Company supports full automation across alert targeting, generation, and delivery using the following model:
Condition Selection: The insurer selects which hazards and weather conditions they care about (e.g., hail, wildfire, flooding, wind, lightning).
Trigger Logic Creation: The Weather Company builds geospatial triggers based on latitude and longitude (or ZIP) that correspond to these conditions, using proprietary and industry-trusted data sources.
API Delivery: When a trigger is activated, a corresponding alert payload is sent via secure API to the insurer's centralized messaging system (e.g., internal notification hub, CRM).
Internal Routing: The insurer then routes the message to affected policyholders using their own first-party customer data (ensuring privacy and compliance). Delivery channels may include SMS, email, app push, or IVR systems.
Branded Alert Inventory: Each alert payload includes a reference to a white-labeled alert creative template (SKU) pre-hosted within the insurer's internal creative asset system.
Display: The branded alert is sent to the policyholder, showing the specific hazard, timing, location, recommended actions, and subtle co-branding "Powered by The Weather Company."
To demonstrate system value with zero production risk, we run a fully simulated test inside the insurer's sandbox environment:
Test Cohort Creation: The insurer sets up 1,000 dummy policyholder accounts in their sandbox system, spread across the 1,000 ZIP Codes in the U.S. with the highest historical weather hazard density.
Hazard Selection: The insurer chooses 3–5 hazards they want to test (e.g., hail, flash flood, lightning).
Trigger Engine Activation: The Weather Company activates geospatial logic that monitors these 1,000 test ZIP Codes for the selected conditions in real time for 30 days.
Alert Simulation: When any condition is met in one of those ZIPs, the system fires an alert to the appropriate dummy account via API, mimicking how it would function at scale.
Creative Templates: Each alert references a branded creative template SKU (e.g., HAIL-001-GEICO), which is hosted inside the insurer's sandbox asset library, and gets delivered as if it were a real customer alert.
Observability: The insurer monitors delivery paths, timing, and alert content to confirm the correct policyholder routing and usability of alerts in downstream systems.
Optional: The Weather Company can send a subset of alerts to internal test channels (e.g., exec SMS, internal dashboards) to enable human QA and feedback.
Our platform supports Insurer's full national footprint with privacy-safe architecture and scalable delivery. You keep control of your customer relationships—we power the insights.
Monitor every ZIP code across the United States with precision geotargeting
Blind architecture ensures we never receive policyholder data—100% secure
API integration ready in weeks, not months—minimal development overhead
Handle 1,000 or 10 million policies with the same reliability
Get started with a 30-day proof of concept to experience the power of proactive weather alerts
Test our weather alert system with 1,000 dummy policies across the 1,000 highest-risk ZIP codes in the U.S.
Simulated Delivery via your dev sandbox environment
Real Weather Events trigger actual alerts in real-time
Insurer-Branded Visuals from custom alert inventory
Fully API-Driven—no sensitive policyholder data exchanged
Performance Metrics and detailed reporting included
Zero Financial Commitment
No setup fees, no integration costs, no ongoing charges during the trial period. See results first, then decide.
1,000
Test Policies
1,000
High-Risk ZIP Codes
30
Days to Test
$0
Upfront Cost
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Flat fee per policy with no hidden costs. Pricing scales with your volume—the more policies you protect, the more value you deliver.
Final pricing depends on volume, coverage scope, and customization level
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8.75x ROI on a $4M investment
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