ICE Track® provides the important ability to generate dashboards and reports for operational performance, financial KPIs, supplier SLAs, product sales performance and loss ratios. ICE Track can work with data from many different sources to help generate true integrated Business Intelligence.
ICE Track achieves this by:
- Connectivity - ICE Track can be connected to most major broking and insurance systems, and is closely coupled with ICE Claims and ICE Policy.
- Templates for dimensional Data Marts that can be easily configured to create a Data Warehouse to meet individual business needs
- Cleansing, combining and transformation of data into meaningful facts and dimensions that support the business with reliable data
- Templates for operational reports, dashboards and analytics that can be easily configured to meet individual business reporting needs
- Reports available internally and, where appropriate, to external clients via secure web-based reporting
- Full slice and dice via online analytic processing: the ideal basis for an Enterprise Data Warehouse, combining data from many source systems into a single reporting base.
- Ability to feed into a separate corporate Data Warehouse, such as SAS
ICE Track helps operational managers improve efficiency and drive down costs
Fast and accurate standard management reports can be produced for all systems from one set of consolidated data
- Reports are defined with expected norms and any anomalies highlighted
- Drill-down from reports help seek out problems or opportunities
- Reports and information can be shared with suppliers, customers and partners to work together to solve problems
Monitor Key Performance and Strategy, analyse trends and opportunities:
- Comparisons can be made year on year to budgets, other products or user defined criteria
- Flexible parameters let users drill down to the underlying data, measure against norms and averages and highlight anomalies
- Cost heavy processes or products can be spotted and examined
- Product gaps and potential opportunities can be indentified and probed
