Cytora and LexisNexis Risk Solutions Partner to Integrate Data into Digital Underwriting
Cytora and LexisNexis Risk Solutions have announced a strategic partnership to integrate LexisNexis Risk Solutions' data and analytics into the Cytora platform, according to a press release. The collaboration aims to enhance digital underwriting workflows for U.S. commercial insurers by embedding comprehensive risk data directly into Cytora's AI platform.
Through this integration, insurers can automate the enrichment of submissions with external data, reducing manual lookups and improving the speed and accuracy of underwriting tasks such as submission triage and entity resolution. Cytora's platform digitizes incoming risk data, augments it with external sources, evaluates it against configured rules, and routes it for automated or manual processing.
LexisNexis Risk Solutions will provide its proprietary linking technology for business entity resolution and firmographics data through its Commercial Data Prefill product. This marks the first phase of integrating additional LexisNexis commercial insurance products into Cytora's system, supporting a more complete view of risk across the policy lifecycle, from new business to renewals.
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