Policyholder Engagement

Send reminders for upgrading existing policies to include comprehensive coverage against wind related damage to vehicles.

Encourage policyholders to park their cars in a secured location such as a parking garage to avoid hail damage ahead of time.

Encourage policyholders to park their cars in a secure location such as a parking garage. Cars should stay away from power lines and trees to avoid damage.

While the weather is clear, remind policyholders to take images of their cars' current state. This will help speed up the claim handling process if the car is damaged during hurricane season.

Prepare email campaigns to encourage policyholders to board windows in order to prepare against hurricane damage to property.

Prepare email campaigns to inform policyholders about wind advisory. Encourage them to bring all patio furniture and outdoor equipment inside to a safe shelter.

Prepare email campaigns to inform policyholders about sub-freezing temperatures. Encourage them to regularly check pipes to ensure they have not busted or frozen over.

Help policyholders prevent visitors on their property from falling or slipping as a result of ice outside. Send out reminders to put out mats at enterance to property.

Encourage policyholders to limit or empty freezer stock to avoid food contamination, foul smell, and leaks.

Warn policyholders about the upcoming flood risk and remind them to bring their car to a higher elevation.

Contact policyholders about upcoming lightning risks and encourage them to stay clear of electrical appliances, windows, and doors during the event.

Create winter campaigns reminding policyholders to avoid damage to pools by cleaning the accumulated snow off the cover and pool lining.

While weather conditions are stable, send out reminders for policyholders to prepare a home emergency kit with non-perishable foods, water, spare batteries, and flashlights in case the power goes out during upcoming storm.