Arity partners with CSAA Insurance Group to offer competitive auto insurance pricing through the Arity IQ network
Arity mobility data helps manage auto insurance costs
Mobility data and analytics company, Arity, announced a partnership with
Arity’s unparalleled driving behavior dataset allows companies to competitively quote drivers while improving loss ratios across their entire book of business. At the same time, consumers gain greater transparency and control when purchasing an auto insurance policy.
“Arity is striving to help consumers gain greater control of and value from the data they share,” said
With a privacy-forward approach coupled with an unmatched understanding of driving risk, third party mobile-app relationships, and scale, Arity offers one of the most sophisticated products on the market. Tens of millions of consumers share their driving data in mobile apps they use every day and Arity analyzes that data to determine how risky a driver they are. Only with a consumers’ permission to do so, partnering companies can now instantly utilize these driver risk profiles through the Arity IQ network during the pricing process, and offer more competitive and personalized quotes at the beginning of a new auto insurance policy.
“At CSAA Insurance Group, we aim to make insurance simple, proactive and personal,” said
For more information, visit www.arity.com.
About Arity
Arity is a mobility data and analytics company that provides data-driven solutions to companies invested in transportation, enabling them to deliver mobility services that are smarter, safer, and more economical. Arity collects and analyzes trillions of miles of driving data to create a greater understanding of how people move. With the world’s largest driving dataset tied to insurance claims collected through mobile devices, in-car devices, and vehicles themselves, Arity derives unique insights that help insurers, developers, marketers, and communities understand and predict driving behavior at scale.
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