Convr AI® Dips into New Public Data Sources for More Confident Underwriting Decisions

Convr AI is delivering advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) underwriting with the enhancement of its Risk 360 AI data lake. Now the leading AI company serving commercial insurance organizations with its underwriting workbench is tapping more public data sources in the new year than ever before. 

In 2026 Convr is enriching its Risk 360 AI data lake through the addition of: 

• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Risk Index data 

• National Bridges and Dams data 

• Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) data 

• Chambers of Commerce data 

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Severe Injuries data 

“Tapping these additional data sources ensures Convr is ingesting, integrating, and digitizing the latest data sources that will inform underwriting teams’ submissions so they can make better decisions, faster,” said John Stammen, Chief Executive Officer at Convr.

The additional data elements complete an already hefty lineup of public data sources relied on by Convr that include but are not limited to:  

• Federal, state and local government records — e.g., licenses, permits, inspections, violations 

• Business firmographics, property and geolocation data — e.g. public property records, address/parcel data 

• Social media/business review sites/web-footprint — e.g., Yelp, web search results, business websites 

• Nonprofit organization data — e.g. financials and other data from Internal Revenue Service, e.g., Form 990 filings for nonprofits/501(c)(3) entities 

• Specialized hazard/exposure data — e.g. dams, bridges, property risk/COPE data via hazard-type data sets 

Additionally, carriers can connect and integrate their own proprietary data into Convr’s Risk 360 AI data lake and underwriting workbench — so the organization’s internal data combines with Convr’s vast external data and AI models — we call that Bring Your Own Data (BYOD).

With BYOD, your current best data sources can be combined with Convr data and models in the Convr Underwriting Workbench. This is the way to supercharge your trusted sources and models in a single powerful environment that delivers a more comprehensive applicant view and greater risk selection confidence. We work with customers to include these enhanced data sets into submission prioritization rules, risks scores and answers.

Together, these advancements within Convr’s data-driven workbench mark a pivotal moment in commercial insurance as we advance the industry from manual underwriting to technological innovation.