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Online modelling tool allows insurers to see crime hotspots by postcode

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Insurers can gain easy access to crime hotspots by postcode under a new model launched by online map data provider Emapsite.

The data provider is adding official police updates of property-related crimes to its portfolio of risk data, which will be deliverable through the Emapsite content platform, or as flat files.

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