NetMap Analytics, a subsidiary of ISO, has created a suite of products that use visual link-analysis technology to help you see and fight insurance fraud.

We make the invisible visible
NetMap software helps you discover critical, previously hidden connections within data. Seeing those connections — within company data, in data from external sources, or through a combination of sources — gives claims investigators insight and knowledge to make decisions that benefit your company's bottom line.

NetMap's advanced link-analysis technology helps companies analyze critical business questions based on large quantities of data — and make the results easy to understand. NetMap finds all data elements applicable to a question and draws a picture of the connections among those elements — revealing relationships that you couldn't see before.

A powerful new way to detect fraud
NetMap's power lies in its unique combination of link analysis and data visualization. Using sophisticated algorithms, the software works quickly and efficiently to find every pertinent connection among billions of pieces of data — not only direct links and relationships, but indirect links as well. Data visualization makes the implications of those connections easy to understand.

The NetMap suite of products offers these powerful tools in the fight against insurance fraud:

• NetMap for ClaimsTM — analyzes your internal data and data from the ISO ClaimSearch® database and Decision Net® public-records sources
• NetMap for ClaimSearchTM — analyzes questionable patterns in data from the ISO ClaimSearch database
• NetMap for Claims – InternalTM — analyzes your check-issuing and payment processes to help you stop fraud in the workplace
• ViewLink ManagerTM — helps you identify suspicious claims and speed the payment of legitimate claims

For more information . . .
. . . about the NetMap suite of products, call ISO ClaimSearch Sales at 1-800-888-4476. Or send e-mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . And for other information or services, refer to the ISO ClaimSearch Service Directory.