Insurance Post launches VRM data accuracy tool for the motor insurance industry

Insurance Post has launched an all-new vehicle registration mark (VRM) tool that will help the insurance industry validate data that is under query or in question from an end customer.

The new Vehicle Data Check tool, which is available exclusively to Insurance Post subscribers, has been developed in partnership with HaynesPro, the specialist automotive data solutions and workflow provider.

Users will be able to investigate VRM data queries on a vehicle-by-vehicle basis and compare across multiple criteria that their current VRM provider has supplied against a trusted industry source of accurate data.

“With in excess of 45 million vehicles on UK roads the requirement for the motor insurance market to have access to accurate and granular vehicle data is paramount,” said Darryl Watts, managing director, HaynesPro.

“The Haynes brand has been supplying data to both the motorist and UK businesses for more than 60 years, and in the increasingly crowded market of vehicle data supply, HaynesPro still maintain 99.8% accuracy when delivering vehicle data to the automotive industry,” said Watts.

The Vehicle Data Check tool forms part of a new suite of data and benchmarking products developed by Insurance Post. To learn more about this and for the opportunity for a live demonstration, join Insurance Post and HaynesPro at the upcoming Motor & Mobility conference taking place on 15 June at Mercedes Benz World. Visit https://www.postevents.co.uk/motor-mobility-conference to register today.

Motor and Mobility Conference

The challenges facing the motor insurance market are daunting as the pace of change moves up through the gears. The industry, the manufacturers, the law, technology are all in the fast lane – but do you know where that journey will end? This is the conference that will help answer that vital question.

Bringing together hundreds of attendees, including senior representatives from the UK’s leading insurers, regulators and motor manufacturers, Post’s Motor & Mobility Conference explores the key issues currently facing the motor insurance sector.

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