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Submissions
1,284
Quote rate
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GWP bound
£48.2m
Analytics
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Cat Exposure
Written risks mapped under live catastrophe data.
Strong appetite · 91/100
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Sprinklered cold storage with ammonia refrigeration aligns with your guidelines. Stock deterioration history needs cover confirmed.
- All four sites have sprinkler protection installed
- Ammonia refrigeration with leak detection present
- Total TIV £112m within appetite parameters
- Stock deterioration claim history noted
Lloyd’s classification
Class
Property
Subclass
Property All Risks
Submission
New business
Risk code
P5
Appetite Scoring
Scored against your underwriting guidelines, with reasons.
Scope: 6 warehouse and distribution sites across the UK, total sum insured £47,600,000 [1].
Searched 3 documents · 3 matches
Flood barriers and raised stock racking have been installed at the Southampton site since 1 March 2026 [1].
Risk Rooms
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Submission Inbox
Every email and attachment, structured in seconds.
Submission received
A new submission lands
Addresscloud
Address, flood and subsidence
Companies House
Verify the insured company
Sync to your warehouse
Ready for reporting
Flows
Automate every step, connect any API.
How it works
Forward
Brokers email as usual. Nothing to re-key.
Structured and sorted
Every file read, structured and sorted.
Use it your way
Once it is in Slipstream, use the data in an infinite number of ways.
Questions
Every figure is cited to the page, cell or line it came from, so you can check it in one click. If a value is missing, Slipstream says so rather than guessing.
A model gives a first score, then your underwriting guidelines adjust it up or down. Every score comes with the reasons behind it.
No. Brokers email as they do today. Forward or connect the inbox and Slipstream reads everything as it lands.
Yes. Flows can call any external API, such as Addresscloud, and push structured data to your own systems.
Emails, PDFs, Excel and CSV schedules, Word documents and scanned forms.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and kept within your organisation's workspace.
Most teams forward their first submissions on day one, then set up guidelines and flows with us.