Catastrophic Claims & Property
One event. Hundreds of millions in losses. AI is the only early warning system that works at scale.
Catastrophic industrial losses — explosions, fires, structural collapses, and major chemical releases — represent the tail risk that defines carrier appetite for entire industry segments. The Deepwater Horizon disaster cost $145 billion. The Camp Fire generated $25 billion in utility liability. A single warehouse fire averages $128,099 in direct damage. These are the events that trigger non-renewal, market withdrawal, and E&S placement. AI-powered early warning systems — leakage detection, thermal monitoring, and structural inspection — are the only technology that can meaningfully reduce the frequency and severity of these events.
For clients who have suffered catastrophic losses and face non-renewal or E&S placement, documented AI monitoring deployment is the most credible remediation story you can bring to underwriters.
Leakage detection and thermal monitoring data provides carriers with objective evidence of reduced catastrophic risk. Use it to negotiate property rate reductions of 15–30% at renewal.
AI monitoring data can serve as the objective trigger for parametric insurance products — giving clients faster claims payments and brokers a differentiated product offering.
Early detection of equipment failures and leaks prevents the unplanned shutdowns that trigger BI claims. Quantify the BI exposure reduction as part of the total risk management ROI.
Detect Technologies' Leakage Detection platform uses RGB and IR cameras to identify fluid and gas leaks within minutes — vs. 4–8 hour operator rounds. Visual Inspections using drones and bots identify structural defects before they become catastrophic failures. These are the capabilities that prevent the events that define catastrophic loss.
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