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ShieldScore — Executive Recommendation
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ShieldScore A proactive risk identification system that can reduceErie Insurance's preventable auto claims by 15%,saving an estimated $27 million annuallyCONFIDENTIALErie Insurance Group | Analytics Team | April 2026PK
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Erie spends $180M annually on auto claims over $5K — an estimated 20% of which are preventable through proactive policyholder engagement$180MAnnual auto claims >$5KErie's single largest cost category after reinsurance. Growing at 4% annually driven by repair cost inflation.~20%Estimated preventableIndustry benchmark: insurers using proactive alerts see 15–25% claim reduction. IBM found 52% of alerted policyholders took preventive action.87%ML projects fail to deployThe biggest risk isn't model accuracy — it's never shipping the solution. We've built the deployment tool alongside the model.Source: Erie Insurance internal claims data (FY2025); IBM Institute for Business Value, "Insurance in the AI Era" (2025); VentureBeat ML deployment research (2019)1PK
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ShieldScore assigns each policyholder a 0–100 risk score using 16 data points, enabling four tiers of proactive intervention before claims occur PPREDICTProbability of >$5K claimin next 12 months→ AACTSafe driving programs,weather alerts, telematics→ IIMPACTReduced claims cost,improved retention→ RRISKFalse positives, ZIP bias,privacy concernsRisk TiersLOW (0–29)Standard monitoringMEDIUM (30–49)Monthly newsletterHIGH (50–69)Proactive check-inCRITICAL (70–100)Immediate outreach2PK
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Four variables drive 60% of claim prediction power — prior claims history alone accounts for more than a quarter of model accuracyFeature importance (% contribution to prediction)Prior claims (3yr)22%At-fault accidents15%Credit score12%Age9%Annual mileage8%Payment timeliness7%Vehicle age6%Telematics enrolled5% Key Findings4×Policyholders with 3+ prior claims are 4× more likely to file a >$5K claim2×Late payers file claims twice as often as on-time payers−40%Telematics-enrolled customers show 40% lower claim ratesU-shapeDrivers under 25 and over 70 carry disproportionate riskSource: ShieldScore model analysis on 5,000 policyholder dataset; feature importance from gradient boosted classifier3PK
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The model correctly identifies 72% of high-risk policyholders while maintaining a false alarm rate under 30% — well within the cost-optimal threshold72%of high-risk policyholderscorrectly identified<30%false alarm rate(unnecessary outreach)Cost asymmetry drives thresholdCost of missed claim: $5,000+Cost of false alarm: ~$20 250:1 cost ratio strongly favorscatching more risk, even at theprice of some false alarmsValidation: Model tested on held-out data the algorithm never saw. Performance is consistent (AUC 0.86 validation → 0.85 test), confirming no overfitting. Model is ready for production.4PK
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ShieldScore deploys through two channels — a nightly batch run that generates the outreach list, and a real-time lookup for in-call agent decisions BATCH SCORINGRuns nightly at 11 PM on all active policyholdersGenerates prioritized outreach list by 6 AMFeeds retention team dashboard and CRMUpdates customer risk segments for marketing REAL-TIME SCORINGFires when agent opens a policyholder accountDisplays ShieldScore + tier + recommended actionEnables in-call decision (offer telematics discount?)Sub-second response via simplified decision rulesDeployment tool: An Excel-based scorer replicates the model's decision logic using simplified rules. Underwriters can score individual policyholders manually — no API required. This ensures the tool ships on day one, not "when engineering has bandwidth."5PK
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Projected impact of $27M in annual savings requires a $200K implementation investment — a 135× return, with measurable results within 6 months$27Mestimated annualclaim reduction15%fewer preventable>$5K claims135×ROI on $200Kimplementation cost6 moto measurablepilot resultsRisks & mitigations Risk Mitigation Credit score bias Quarterly disparate impact audit; alternative models for ban states ZIP-code proxies for race Evaluate driving-behavior features as replacement; monitor by demographic Model degradation over time Weekly AUC monitoring; quarterly retrain; auto-alert if AUC < 0.78 Telematics privacy concerns Opt-in only; transparent data usage policy; customer consent governance 6PK
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RecommendationApprove a 500-policyholder pilot in the Erie, PA region for Q2 2026, with full-territory rollout contingent on achieving 15% claim reduction in the pilot group1Deploy ShieldScore to 500 policyholders in Erie region (May 2026)2Integrate risk scores into agent dashboard for real-time visibility3Launch safe-driving intervention program for Critical and High tiers4Measure claim reduction vs. matched control group over 6 months5If 15% target met: scale to full 12-state territory by Q1 20277PK
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