Insurity Integrated Catastrophe Data Into SpatialKey Platform
Insurance carriers and brokers gain direct access to satellite-based hazard intelligence for underwriting.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Remote Work
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Insurity has integrated the ICEYE natural catastrophe intelligence portfolio into its SpatialKey cloud software platform. This move provides insurance carriers, brokers, and managing general agents (MGAs) with expanded data access for underwriting, claims processing, and emergency response.
Why it matters
Insurers require precise, real-time intelligence to navigate the rising frequency and severity of natural disasters. By streamlining access through an existing software workflow, firms can improve risk assessment and operational efficiency in underwriting and claims management.
Insurity currently serves 22 of the top 25 U.S. property and casualty carriers and 7 of the top 10 U.S. MGAs. The company has completed more than 400 cloud-based deployments, while partner ICEYE maintains a workforce of 1,000 employees.
The players
Insurity
A provider of cloud-based software solutions for insurance carriers, brokers, and MGAs, headquartered in Hartford, Connecticut.
ICEYE
A Finland-based firm that produces sovereign intelligence using its own satellite constellations to monitor natural catastrophe events.
The details
SpatialKey users can now ingest ICEYE data directly through their existing platform, eliminating the need for disparate data silos or additional software vendors. The integration, which covers the United States and the London insurance market, provides a unified view of catastrophe insights. This allows operators to automate parts of their underwriting and claims response cycles using sovereign space-based intelligence.
Timeline
The collaboration between Insurity and ICEYE began in 2024.
Insurity announced the expanded partnership integration on September 29, 2026.
Market Landscape
This integration follows a pattern set by the broader insurance industry trend of digitizing climate-risk underwriting workflows to mitigate exposure to increasingly volatile environmental data. It places Insurity in direct competition with legacy hazard-modeling providers by offering integrated, platform-based intelligence.
Carriers and MGAs using the SpatialKey platform should review their current catastrophe modeling workflows to determine if the new ICEYE integration replaces existing third-party data feeds. Operations managers should monitor future announcements regarding expanded peril coverage to assess potential changes to risk-pricing models.
The takeaway
The integration demonstrates how insurers are prioritizing consolidated, software-embedded intelligence to manage catastrophe risk. Operators should track how such partnerships affect data costs and the speed of their internal underwriting and claims-adjustment processes.
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