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FMT Insurance Chooses Betterview to Mitigate Property Risk


Dec 2022

Farmers Mutual Tennessee Insurance partners with Betterview to expand business and predict and prevent losses even in high risk areas

Dec 2022

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Since this post was originally published, Betterview was acquired by Nearmap. References to Betterview, the company, or its products have been maintained for historical accuracy. Betterview is now the primary solution for the insurance industry at Nearmap.
FMT Insurance (FMT) today announced they have selected insurtech company Betterview’s Property Intelligence & Risk Management Platform to gain a more complete, actionable view of real property risk.
For over 100 years, FMT has provided strong coverage at a fair price for farmers and homeowners in Tennessee. However, like many companies today, they often struggle to acquire a clear, continuous view of real property conditions. So, in order to improve underwriting efficiency and augment their claims process with historical imagery, they sought out the right insurtech partner.
“The combination of high-quality imagery and workflow management tools offered by Betterview was exactly what we were looking for,” says Lora Clark, underwriting manager at FMT. “They give us a better view of risk at every stage of the policy lifecycle, from new business, to renewals, to claims. In addition, their platform gives us the consistent oversight that we need, saving us money on inspections and helping us mitigate fraudulent claims.”
Betterview believes its product will help FMT cut costs and optimize inefficient processes. “Insurance companies today need to make use of new technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, in order to remain profitable in the face of evolving risk,” says Betterview co-founder and chief operating officer Dave Tobias. “We are confident that the tools on our platform can help FMT to write better risks and to improve efficiency in the underwriting and inspections processes.”