Enterprise: custom models, migration and portfolio data
For organizations with 100 or more locations, CrimeGrade weights its scores to the organization's own loss data, moves its locations over from another provider, and delivers data for whole portfolios.
A headline score built on your own losses
CrimeGrade weights its model to a chain's own loss records, and that custom score becomes the headline score in the chain's portal. The standard scores stay beside it, so every location can still be compared with the typical store of its type.
The number at the top of each report tracks the losses your stores record.
Test it on your own losses
Before committing, an enterprise can name a set of its locations, receive CrimeGrade's scores for them, and compare those scores with its own loss records. A short written agreement covers the data each side provides.
Switching from another provider
- SCAPP: Source of Crime on the legacy scale, where 100 is the U.S. average, at the radii your models already use
- Every field in CSV, with full scores for modeling
- Stable location IDs, so your records join report after report
- Custom radii on request
Large discounts may be available to enterprises that already buy crime reports from another provider for 100 or more locations.
Data and API, by arrangement
Portfolio scoring
Score a full list of addresses at once, and refresh it with each annual release.
API per address
Scores for one address at a time, for underwriting, site tools and internal dashboards.
Area data
Scores for neighborhoods, counties and states, for planning and territory work.
Security and confidentiality
- Each organization's data is isolated from every other organization's.
- Address-level detail is delivered only for the locations an organization buys.
- Mutual nondisclosure agreements on request.
- CrimeGrade deletes an organization's data within 30 days of a request and confirms it in writing.
The Security page describes the controls in detail for procurement and IT reviews.