System and method for aggregating data of multiple lead providers
OwnerLawrence Koainventor
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Abstract
A competitive pricing analysis system and method has a central database with a first bridging application or interface that enables lead providers to provide lead data in a variety of formats. A second bridging application or interface enables clients to retrieve leads from the database and to provide a set of leads to a rating engine. The rating engine then generates premiums from the leads for a plurality of companies. Based on the generated premiums and a comparison thereof, a company is able to analyze their competitive position in the current marketplace.
Claims16
A method for competitive pricing analysis comprising:
- (A) receiving a plurality of leads into a database;
- (B) retrieving a set of the plurality of leads from the database;
- (C) providing the set of leads to at least one rating engine that uses each lead of the set of leads to generate a plurality of premiums for a plurality of companies;
- (D) generating an output that provides a comparison of the premiums for the plurality of companies.
A competitive pricing system comprising:
- (A) a database configured to store a plurality of leads;
- (B) at least one first bridge application configured to provide an interface for providing leads to the database;
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- (C) at least one second bridge application configured to provide an interface for retrieving at least one set of leads from the database.
A competitive pricing system comprising:
- (A) database means for storing a plurality of leads;
- (B) means for receiving a plurality of leads into the database means;
- (C) means for retrieving a set of the plurality of leads from the database means;
- (D) means for providing the set of leads to at least one rating engine means;
- (E) rating engine means for generating a plurality of premiums for a plurality of companies from the set of leads;
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- (F) means for generating an output that provides a comparison of the premiums for the plurality of companies.
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