BOSTON and CHICAGO, April 04, 2018 -- Duck Creek Technologies has expanded its Partner Ecosystem program through a new relationship with Arity, a technology company founded by The Allstate Corporation that analyzes billions of miles of driving data and other information to generate insights and scores that help insurers better evaluate risk and revolutionize driver safety, connectivity and value. Arity’s goal is to fuel new innovation that makes transportation smarter, safer and more useful for everyone.
“Our unique driver scores are only one part of our solution; our solution enables insurers to easily launch a telematics program,” said Katie DeGraaf, Director of Product, Insurance Solutions, Arity. “In addition to the ability to more precisely price insurance using our driver scores, Duck Creek customers will gain access to our comprehensive driving data ingestion options while also delivering meaningful insights that drive user engagement and help manage their telematics program.”
Duck Creek’s Partner Ecosystem program comprises delivery, solution, and technology partners who play crucial roles in providing complementary software, services, and solutions to insurers of all sizes. Working with Arity gives Duck Creek customers access to technology, products, and services that enhance the consumer driving experience and are powered by the Arity Platform, built on more than 30 billion miles of driving behavior, road safety, crash, and car diagnostics data from more than one million active sensor connections.
“To enhance the increasingly data-driven underwriting needs of our personal and commercial auto insurance customers, it was critical to align with a partner that brought cutting-edge innovation through connected devices and industry-leading predictive modeling,” said Eddie Jones, Vice President of Strategies and Alliances at Duck Creek Technologies. “Arity’s API portfolio delivers robust capabilities to understand and predict driving risk, and Duck Creek is happy to welcome Arity into our rapidly growing partner ecosystem.”
For more information, please visit https://www.duckcreek.com/partner/arity/
About Arity:
Arity is a technology company focused on making transportation smarter, safer and more useful for everyone. It transforms large amounts of data into actionable insights to help partners better predict risk and make smarter decisions in real time. The Arity platform is built on more than 30 billion miles of historical driving data with more than a million active telematics connections and over 8 years of data directly from cars. Arity was founded by The Allstate Corporation in 2016 and has offices in Northern Ireland, India and Chicago's Merchandise Mart. www.arity.com
About Duck Creek Technologies:
Duck Creek Technologies paves a genuine path to the future for P&C insurance companies. Decades of insurance experience underpin advanced technologies specifically designed to accommodate change - allowing carriers to navigate uncertainty and capture market opportunities faster than their competitors. Duck Creek solutions are available standalone or as a full suite. All are cloud-ready. For more information, visit www.duckcreek.com.
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