Emission Estimatics
by in4mo
Save the planet one property claim at a time
Our accredited tool is setting a new standard in sustainability within the insurance industry. Emissions Estimatics will allow you to estimate the greenhouse gas emissions for repair work, including material usage and travel. This enables well-informed decision-making in the claims process, ensuring a more environmentally conscious approach.
By providing emission estimations, you can showcase your commitment to reducing carbon footprint and attract new clients who prioritize sustainability.
Demand for greener practices
The building and construction sector is by far the largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for a 37% of global emissions by UNEP. The production and use of different materials significantly contribute to the sector’s substantial carbon footprint.
Therefore, the way how building claims are handled matters. Insurance companies play a significant role in driving the change towards a more sustainable future in repairs. In addition, consumer preferences are rapidly shifting towards more sustainable options. Consumer Intelligence reveals that an overwhelming 81% of consumers express a desire for their insurance providers to adopt more environmentally friendly practices.
Prioritizing Sustainability
We at in4mo prioritize environmental responsibility and integrate sustainability into every aspect of our operations. From eco-friendly facilities to responsible electronic asset disposal, we are dedicated to a greener future. With a silver medal from EcoVadis, we are recognized as leaders in sustainable practices. Our ISO14064-1 certified Emission Estimatics tool ensures accurate measurement and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions in building claims. Join us in embracing a responsible future.
Our vision for Emission Estimatics in Building Claims
Our aim is to provide actionable data, analytics and scenarios to minimize the CO2e emissions and enable our customers to demonstrate credible carbon emission estimates in property claim cases.