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# Our Features

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Leverage our API-based global climatic and risk data layers to build new or enhance your existing risk models and improve your decision-making and asset management.
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## Historical data

More that 40 years of processed historical Earth Observation data for building robust models.

## Data fusion

Combination of satellite, weather and other geospatial data, downscaled to point level for providing localized underwriting information.

## Data updating

Continuous data control and updates is the backbone of answr for maintaining quick access to high-quality data.

## Connectivity

Seamless integration in any ERP, asset management, GIS platforms and other applications via API. API-driven development has become integral part to all modern applications and services.

Provide the geographic coordinates, and get in real-time climatic and risk data directly into your workflows and use cases.

## Natural disasters

Available for every natural disaster including overheat, floods, windstorm, wildfires, drought and more.

## Crop types

Information localized down to single parcel for every crop type.


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