Sex-offender registry data for insurance
Bring a nationwide sex-offender registry signal into underwriting, agent appointment, and claims workflows with one API call — scored, de-duplicated, and source-verified for defensible files.
The problem for insurers, underwriters, and claims teams
- Underwriting and appointment decisions vary risk by jurisdiction
- Common-name false positives slow adjuster and underwriter reviews
- Claims and appointment files need a citable, source-verified basis
Outcomes
- Add a nationwide signal to underwriting and appointments
- Reduce false positives in adjuster and underwriter queues
- Keep a source-verified basis on every file
How Offendersearch helps
One nationwide signal
A single call covers every state and NSOPW, so out-of-state history surfaces in underwriting and appointment checks.
Scored, de-duplicated matches
matchConfidence and matchBasis with people de-duplicated across sources cut manual adjudication of common-name hits.
Citable provenance
Each record links to the official registry entry and its lastCheckedAt for the underwriting or claims file.
Questions from insurers, underwriters, and claims teams
How do you keep false positives manageable?
Every record carries a confidence score and match basis, and people are de-duplicated across sources so common names don’t flood a review queue.
Can we run periodic re-checks on appointed agents?
Yes. Use the Weekly or Daily freshness tier and re-run searches on your cadence; each record shows when it was last verified.
Screen insurers, underwriters, and claims teams with one API
Bring a nationwide sex-offender registry signal into underwriting, agent appointment, and claims workflows with one API call — scored, de-duplicated, and source-verified for defensible files.