RISK INTELLIGENCE

Start with the risk. Then examine the protection.

Litmus connects what a client owns and does to the exposures, perils, policies, and review questions that may matter to the financial plan.

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A CONSISTENT ANALYSIS SEQUENCE

From client context to a question worth reviewing.

Policies alone do not reveal the full risk. Risk Intelligence begins with the client's assets and activities, identifies what could create a loss, and connects that context to current protection.

  1. 01IDENTIFY

    Asset or activity

    Organize the property, vehicles, valuables, business interests, and activities that may affect the plan.

  2. 02UNDERSTAND

    Exposure and peril

    Map what could create loss, including property, liability, catastrophe, and activity-driven risk.

  3. 03FRAME

    Protection question

    Build a proposed protection framework for review by a Litmus licensed insurance professional.

  4. 04COMPARE

    Current protection

    Compare recorded policy information with the risk framework and surface questions that may need attention.

ACTUAL LITMUS RISK WORKFLOWANONYMIZED INFORMATION
Anonymized Litmus Risk report connecting an asset to exposures, a protection framework, and current policy comparison

BUILT FOR THE ADVISOR CONVERSATION

Discuss the client's insurance without needing to be the insurance expert.

The report turns a complex insurance picture into a visible sequence: what the client owns and does, what could create a loss, how current protection compares, and which questions deserve attention. The advisor can lead the planning conversation, then bring in a Litmus licensed insurance professional for the technical insurance work.

WHAT MAY COME INTO VIEW

See where the protection picture may no longer fit.

Signals help the advisor and Litmus licensed insurance professional focus attention. They do not make the insurance decision.

01POSSIBLE UNDERINSURANCE

Limits or protection may not have kept pace with changing values, exposures, or responsibilities.

02POSSIBLE OVERPAYMENT

Premium, deductibles, endorsements, or overlapping policies may no longer fit the client’s current situation.

03MISSING OR UNCONNECTED RISK

An asset, activity, peril, or obligation may not be reflected in the protection picture.

04OUTDATED OR DUPLICATE COVERAGE

Policies may overlap, remain tied to an old asset, or contain terms that deserve comparison.

05RENEWAL PRIORITIES

Material changes and open questions can be organized before the renewal decision becomes urgent.

06A PREPARED MARKET CONVERSATION

The same authorized context can support policy review, quote preparation, and coverage alignment.

INTELLIGENCE SUPPORTS REVIEWRisk Intelligence may be incomplete and is not a coverage determination, quote, binder, or individualized insurance recommendation. Litmus licensed insurance professionals review the facts and provide guidance within their authority; clients make all final coverage decisions.

FROM SIGNAL TO ACTION

The technology does not end with a report.

POLICY PROFESSIONALS

Prepare the review.

Use the connected client context to organize questions and identify missing information, then bring in a Litmus licensed insurance professional for review, explanation, and guidance.

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BROKER ACCESS

Prepare the market conversation.

When the client authorizes a broker introduction, the information already organized in Litmus can support easier quote preparation and coverage alignment.

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RISK INTELLIGENCE INSIDE THE DESK

Know which insurance question belongs in the plan.

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