Quarticle Data Hub

The Fuel Behind Smart Insurance Decisions
Data powers every insight, model, and action. From enrichment to real-time analysis, Quarticle brings together trusted datasets to verify that your insurance workflows run on intelligence, not assumptions.

What Makes Quarticle Data Different?

Curated for actuarial, underwriting, and exposure analysis
Based on open architecture principles
Integrated with enrichment and analytics workflows
Scalable to millions of records per second

Built to support key insurance workflows:

Pricing and underwriting at the submission level
Portfolio-wide risk scoring and hazard enrichment
Real-time accumulation analysis and CAT overlays
Regulatory and reinsurance reporting with spatial precision

Explore Our Data Sources

We provide access to curated data sources that support insurers, reinsurers, and risk professionals in making faster, smarter, and more context-aware decisions.

Data Categories
Description
Use Cases

Open-Source Layers

Freely available, validated dataset from public and global sources (e.g. Copernicus, WorldPop, OpenStreetMap)

Geocoding, base enrichment, and environmental context

Proprietary Datasets (Resold)

Licenced, high-quality data we resell from trusted partners

Flood zones, hazard scores, demographics, crime, maritime activity

Custom/Client Data

Securely integrated first-party data from your internal systems

Claims history, policy books, exposure files

Need specific data? We can help you source, integrate, and enrich it.

Marine Intelligence in Action

Real-Time, Predictive, and Historical Marine Data Delivered with Precision

An international (re)insurance client approached us with a clear requirement: access to up-to-date AIS data, maritime weather intelligence, and tropical cyclone information. We delivered comprehensively and with full integration into their risk workflows.

Satellite map of Southern Europe and the Mediterranean Sea with a geographic layer and colored markers representing marine data points, used in geospatial analysis.