Verisk insurance intelligence is expanding across enterprise AI platforms, with new integrations for Amazon Quick and Microsoft Copilot and additional offerings in Anthropic’s Claude. The company announced the changes on October 28, 2026, for eligible insurance customers.

Key Takeaways

  • Eligible customers can access ISO Loss Costs and premium audit content through the new integrations.
  • Claude offerings are expanding to include premium audit resources and a property-level weather history connector.
  • Existing content entitlements, permissions and governance controls continue to apply.

What Verisk insurance intelligence adds

The Amazon Quick and Microsoft Copilot integrations give eligible customers access to ISO Loss Costs and Premium Audit Advisory Service, or PAAS, content. Verisk said the aim is to make insurance information easier to find and use within the AI environments customers already work in.

In Claude, Verisk is adding PAAS resources alongside ISO Loss Costs in its Underwriting Intelligence offering. It is also introducing a Verisk Benchmark connector for controlled access to property-level hail and wind history.

Access remains permissioned

The Verisk Underwriting Intelligence connector brings select underwriting content and tools into Claude for authorized customers, who can interact with the information using natural language. The earlier Claude offering launched in 2026.

Verisk said existing customer entitlements and governance controls remain in place across the integrations. The announcement did not specify a separate rollout date or provide pricing details.

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