Earnix and Verisk Announce Integration of ISO Electronic Rating Content into Price‑It Engine, Accelerating Commercial Line Implementation

VRSK
November 13, 2025

Earnix and Verisk announced on November 12 2025 that the company’s Price‑It pricing platform will now ingest Verisk’s ISO Electronic Rating Content (ISO ERC) directly, enabling carriers to apply industry‑standard rating data and rules in a matter of days rather than months.

The integration leverages ISO ERC’s machine‑readable format to feed rating tables, rate‑making rules, and circular updates straight into Price‑It’s composable architecture. Carriers can preserve their own deviation tables, run built‑in impact analyses, and generate regulatory filings automatically, cutting the time required to go from a new circular to a live rate schedule from several months to a few days.

Strategically, the partnership expands Verisk’s reach into a high‑growth pricing platform and gives Earnix a competitive edge by offering a turnkey solution for commercial insurers that need to respond quickly to state‑by‑state regulatory changes. The move is expected to accelerate ISO ERC adoption, potentially increasing Verisk’s content licensing revenue and positioning Earnix as a preferred partner for carriers seeking agility.

"After a turbulent 2023, insurers needed a way to stay ahead of market changes," said Ruth Fisk, Head of Business Development at Earnix. "By integrating Verisk’s ISO ERC, we give carriers the speed to market they need while preserving their proprietary pricing strategies and ensuring filing readiness." Ron Beiderman, Senior Vice President at Verisk, added, "The integration empowers carriers to operationalize rating content quickly and precisely, meeting regulatory requirements and improving financial outcomes before deployment."

For carriers, the benefits translate into tangible business gains: faster rate launches reduce the risk of lost premiums, automated compliance tools lower audit exposure, and the ability to run impact analyses before filing helps maintain profitability. The partnership also positions both companies to capture a larger share of the commercial‑lines pricing market, where demand for rapid, compliant solutions is growing amid frequent regulatory updates.

While the announcement does not include immediate financial figures, industry analysts expect the integration to drive incremental revenue for Verisk through increased content licensing and for Earnix through higher subscription uptake. The collaboration signals a broader trend toward platform‑based pricing solutions that combine data, rules, and regulatory compliance into a single, agile workflow.

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