Book-of-business enrichment
Match policy locations to parcel IDs and add county-published structure, land, ownership, and location fields.
For property and exposure teams
Read the public property facts behind every insured location
Match an address or coordinate to its parcel, then retrieve assessor-published construction detail, parcel geometry, building footprints, and FEMA zone designations without filling missing fields with estimates.
PropertyLayer customers
Match each location to the public property record
Resolve an address or coordinate to the county parcel, then read the construction, land, footprint, and flood-zone fields that the public record actually carries.
Commercial and personal-lines insurers, inspection platforms, exposure-management teams, and insurance-data products.
- Location input
- A quote, policy, inspection, claim, or portfolio address, coordinate, or parcel identifier.
- Property context
- Year built, building area, stories, roof, frame, foundation, parcel geometry, footprints, and FEMA zone fields where published.
- Exposure handoff
- A sourced public record for property matching, inspection preparation, exposure aggregation, and policy review.
Where public property data fits in insurance work
Use assessor and geospatial fields as sourced property context, with missing values left missing.
Construction attribute review
Compare roof cover, frame, foundation, year built, area, stories, and other assessor fields before inspection follow-up.
Geospatial exposure analysis
Use parcel and building-footprint geometry with FEMA zone designations for accumulation and location analysis.
Inspection preparation
Give inspection teams the public construction record and field availability before they visit or review the property.
Use public property facts without turning gaps into estimates
PropertyLayer returns public records and geometry. Loss probability, replacement-cost models, inspections, and eligibility decisions remain separate insurance work.
- Working question
- What roof, frame, and foundation does the assessor report?
- Sample result
- Concrete tile roof · concrete block frame · slab foundation
- Use in the workflow
- Compare the assessor construction record.
- Working question
- What year built, area, and story count does the county publish?
- Sample result
- Built 1977 · 3,535 sq ft · 1 story
- Use in the workflow
- Add basic building dimensions and age.
- Working question
- What footprint geometry is available?
- Sample result
- 1 mapped building footprint
- Use in the workflow
- Attach available footprint geometry.
- Working question
- Which FEMA zone intersects the parcel?
- Sample result
- Zone X · unshaded
- Use in the workflow
- Add the published FEMA designation.
Choose access by where the property match happens
Use live requests in quote, inspection, and review tools. Keep bulk files for portfolio enrichment, concentration analysis, and recurring exposure refreshes.
APIBest for live property matching
Retrieve the public record during the workflow
Use the API during property matching, quote intake, inspection preparation, or policy review when the workflow needs the latest public record.
Bulk Data
Browse available dataEnrich and refresh a complete book of business
Use bulk files to enrich a book of business, aggregate property concentrations, refresh exposure databases, or benchmark field availability by county.
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