Verisk Adds Insurance Data to Amazon Quick, Copilot and Claude

Oct 29, 2026
Verisk is adding its insurance intelligence to Amazon Quick and Microsoft Copilot while expanding the information available through Claude.

Verisk announced in a press release new integrations with Amazon Quick and Microsoft Copilot, along with expanded offerings in Claude from Anthropic. The integrations give eligible insurers access to Verisk information through natural language interactions within those AI platforms.

Amazon Quick and Microsoft Copilot will provide access to ISO Loss Costs and Premium Audit Advisory Service content. Verisk is also adding Premium Audit Advisory Service resources to Verisk Underwriting Intelligence in Claude, alongside its existing ISO Loss Costs content.

A new Verisk Benchmark connector for Claude will provide controlled access to property hail and wind history. Existing customer entitlements, permissions and governance controls will apply across the integrations.

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