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Real-Time Banking Pricing Decisions. Big Time Results
Through its real-time pricing solution, Earnix gives banks the power to deliver pricing and personalization - faster than ever before. A solution that is capable of complex modeling, analytically driven automation, testing and deployment.
Accelerating Value with Unified Pricing and Rating
Successful value creation requires an ability to respond quickly to market changes and customer expectations. Legacy and disparate pricing and rating technologies with repeated upstream and downstream hand-offs are not up to this task.
The Industry's most Competitive Insurance Pricing Software
Today, there’s a real opportunity for P&C insurance companies that can quickly develop and deploy perfectly priced offerings to meet ever-changing market conditions and evolving customer demands.
Warta: 29% Market Growth with Earnix's end-to-end Analytics
Warta, one of Poland’s largest insurance companies, has achieved with Earnix seamless end-to-end pricing, outstanding control over their pricing process while being able to deploy prices within hours. Read on for more.
Expect the unexpected - winning in a volatile market with agility and fairness
Peter Reynolds from Earnix talks about how organizations can create a system that enables advanced analytical data handling at scale, smarter automation, and real-time price deployment.
Leveraging Scenario Based Analytics and Preparing for the Unexpected with Capgemini
Join Earnix & Capgemini on a discussion on how the use of scenario-based analytics can shrink time-to-insight, time-to-value, and time-to-impact so organizations can optimally respond to both threats and opportunities.
Shockproof Mortgage Pricing in the New Normal
Tomorrow’s banks must have the ability, powered by automated processes, to quickly adapt to changes. Mortgages, as one of the most significant lines of business, are no exception.
Fully Automated Insurance Pricing Process Webinar
The insurance industry has invested millions of man-hours refining the underwriting, claims, and customer service processes. But what about the pricing process? What percent of the pricing process can we automate?