Neptune Flood Files Patent Application for its Triton Technology
Neptune currently uses the Triton engine to power its revolutionary residential flood insurance product which is now available in 38 states. Triton allows a client, or their agent, to enter an address and based on that simple entry perform a complex series of risk, pricing, disaggregation and reinsurance carrier selection calculations instantaneously. Triton has enabled Neptune to run over half a million quotes for residential flood insurance in less than two years.
Triton is enabled by recent advancements in cloud computing power, as historically many of Triton's capabilities have been performed manually, after the fact, or were simply not possible. One element of the Triton engine uses real time advanced spatial radial analysis to spread risk so that no one reinsurer is overexposed to catastrophic hurricane risk. This capability to manage and monitor risk exposures in real time greatly reduces risk for Neptune's reinsurance partners.
"Triton goes beyond transforming traditional insurance business processes into code. We have fundamentally altered the way risk is selected, pricing is determined and how we allocate the resulting insurance policies among reinsurers," said
This patent filing is the 12th as inventor for Neptune Chairman
ABOUT NEPTUNE FLOOD:
Neptune Flood was founded in 2016 by insurance and technology industry veterans, including CEO
Contact:
loren@combined-forces.com
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