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BRITEDATAReporting with

Business  Intelligence  for  BriteCore

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Guess  What…BRITEDATA

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BriteData is LIVE

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It  took  a  village…BRITEDATA TEAM

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Coverage  A  Report  by  Zip  CodeREPORT 1

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Scenario:

You want to see the total inforce premium and limits for Coverage A by Zip Code

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Coverage  Report  By  EverythingREPORT 2

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Scenario:

You want to see the total inforce premium and limits for Coverage A by EVERYTHING.

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Property/Liability  ReportREPORT 3

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Scenario:

You need to produce a report that shows your premium broken down by Property or Liability, where only certain line items are counted.

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Reinsurance  CAT  Property  ReportREPORT 4

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Scenario:

It’s September, and your reinsurer needs the Property CAT Exposure Report

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Reinsurance  CAT  Property  ReportREPORT 4

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Scenario:

Property Cat Report that’s much more involved…

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Limit  ProfileREPORT 5

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Scenario:

You need to produce a Limit Profile where the limits are divided into various “ranges”.

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Things  to  knowGOTCHA’S

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• JS error for long loads

• This is still BETA, there will be things…

• If you run a report, and you don’t see it in the report status page, you should re-run it.

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The  Future  Of  BriteDataWHAT’S NEXT?

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• Accounting Data

• Quote and App Data (Non-Committed Policies)

• Custom Queries are EOL after December.

• DW Extractions for Nov and Dec will be by request.

• Custom Premium/Limit Extracts will be EOL after Dec 1.

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The  Future  Of  BriteDataWHAT’S NEXT?

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• Share your recipes!!!

• User Inputs for dates

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A  LiJle  HistoryBRITEDATA

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• Traditional Data Warehouse • Need a maintainable infrastructure • Business Users don’t do SQL Queries • Waiting on monthly extractions is awful • Fact and Dimension Tables are awesome

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A  LiJle  HistoryBRITEDATA

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• Pandas (Python Data Analysis Library) • Wicked-Fast • Data Extracts & Agency Experience Report • Huge, vibrant community doing cutting-edge things

• Knockout.js & Bootstrap • Faster, more robust User Interface • Easier to maintain

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A  LiJle  HistoryBRITEDATA

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• BriteData • We use Fact/Dimension concept from DW • Data is available on-the-fly through Pandas • No Queries are needed • The engine does all the hard work (date/date-range) • Testable, Sharable, Maintainable • The interface is so easy to use