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Reach businesses when their coverage needs change

Clean finds businesses as their exposure changes: a new building, a bigger fleet, a contract that requires bonding, a new location. Each comes with the reason, the new exposure and the person who buys coverage.

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What Clean watches for agencies

A business thinks about coverage when something changes: more property, more vehicles, a contract with requirements. Clean watches for the records that show the change, then connects them.

  • New buildings and property

    A business buys, builds or leases a new building, and property coverage has to follow it.

  • Fleet growth

    More trucks or vans registered to the business, which changes the auto policy and the driver list.

  • Contracts that require coverage

    A new contract that calls for bonding or higher limits before the work can start.

  • New locations

    A second site, a new office or a move into a new state.

  • New equipment

    Financed machines, cranes or vehicles that now need to be covered.

  • Where it comes from

    • Government filings (loans, permits, contract awards, registrations)
    • Fleet and safety records
    • The web and trade press
    • Clean's own datasets
    • Licensed company data

How Clean works for agencies

  1. 01

    Watch for new exposure

    New property, fleet growth, contract awards, new sites and new equipment at businesses that fit your lines.

  2. 02

    Find the reason

    A new building, more trucks, a contract that needs a bond. Clean reasons through the records into one reason to reach out.

  3. 03

    Name the people

    The person who buys the coverage, and who can introduce you.

    • Owner
    • CFO
    • Operations or risk lead

See what changed at each business

Open any business to see what changed: the new exposure, who can introduce you, and every record behind it, each with a note on what it means for coverage.

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Questions & answers

Businesses that fit the lines you write and whose exposure just changed: a new building, a bigger fleet, a contract that requires coverage or bonding, a new location or new equipment. You set the ICP by industry, size, region and line of business.

Intent data guesses who is in market from ad clicks, page views and content downloads. Clean uses none of that. It works from records of what businesses actually do, like buying a building or adding trucks, and explains what each change means for their coverage.

What changed at the business, in plain terms: the new building and its size, the trucks added, the contract and what it requires. It tells you which lines to quote before you reach out.

The person who buys the coverage: usually the owner, the CFO, or the operations or risk lead. Clean also shows who in your team's network can introduce you.

Be the first agent they hear from.

See which businesses in your region just changed what they need covered, and what changed.

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