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Overview
Opterrix delivers real-time CAT monitoring, AI-powered loss prediction, and automated moratoriums for insurance carriers managing large property portfolios. Organizations running highly complex multi-line books may need additional configuration at setup. Overall, carriers that adopt it gain consolidated underwriting, claims, and policyholder engagement workflows within a single platform.
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Starting Price
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Opterrix Specifications
- Underwriting Management
- Claims Management
- Risk Assessment and Analysis
- Reinsurance Management
Opterrix Features
Risk Management And Underwriting (uBAT)
The Opterrix Underwriting and Book Assessment Tool (uBAT) gives underwriters access to 13 property-level peril risk scores at the point of quote or renewal. Risk managers can configure spatial accumulation grids, set aggregate limits in real time, and receive proactive notifications when portfolio concentrations approach defined thresholds — without waiting for manual batch reports.
Moratorium Automation
The Opterrix moratorium module enables carriers to generate cease-binding orders in minutes when natural peril events — wildfire, hail, wind, flood, or earthquake — threaten a portfolio. Carriers can configure intelligent buffering around event perimeters and enable automated integration with their policy systems, with proactive stakeholder notifications delivered when at-risk thresholds are breached.
GIZA Exposure Management
This feature lets risk managers analyze spatial risk across one or multiple books of business using customizable grid sizes and search radii. Teams can identify peak accumulation zones, monitor policy concentration against capacity limits, and integrate real-time accumulation data directly into existing underwriting workflows.
Claims Preparation And Response
With Opterrix, users can monitor domestic CAT events in real time and deliver automated stakeholder notifications when policyholders are impacted. AI-powered loss prediction models help claims managers allocate adjusters and reserves before event impacts are fully known, while post-event aerial imagery supports faster triage of the highest-priority exposures.
Pros And Cons of Opterrix
Pros
AI-powered weather insights support proactive risk decisions
Property-level risk analysis improves underwriting precision
Interactive geospatial maps simplify exposure visualization
Cons
Some advanced features require technical expertise
Custom implementation may be needed for some use cases
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Opterrix offer an API?
Yes. Opterrix provides access to API.
What other apps does Opterrix integrate with?
Integration information is not publicly available from the vendor.
What level of support does Opterrix offer?
Opterrix offers support via email and ticketing system.
What types of pricing plans does Opterrix offer?
Opterrix pricing is estimated to start at $30,000–$60,000/year based on industry benchmarks. Actual costs vary depending on deployment size, data services, API usage, and user requirements. Get in touch with us for a custom Opterrix cost estimate.
Who are the typical users of Opterrix?
The Opterrix platform is implemented across several segments of the insurance industry, including property and casualty insurance carriers, reinsurers, MGAs, insurance brokers, and InsurTech companies.
What language does Opterrix support?
The Opterrix platform is available in English.
Does Opterrix have a mobile app?
Opterrix does not offer a standalone consumer mobile app.