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Introduction
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ModMaster
includes over twenty different preformatted reports which help you to:
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demonstrate
the calculation of the mod with your numbers and applicable rating
values shown in the formula
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verify
your data input
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perform
sensitivity analyses which illustrates actual or potential changes in
the mod due to different levels of losses
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analyze
actual vs. expected losses and how identifiable groups of losses
affect the data
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graphically
depict contributions to the mod, premium costs, top losses and more
The
reports and graphs page
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The
reports and graphs page has two lists from which you can select reports.
The list on the left shows every report available for the current file's
calculation method. Select items in this list by clicking on them (hold
down the control key and click to make multiple selections), then preview
or print the selected reports by clicking the large "Print
Preview" or "Print Now" buttons below the list.
The
list on the right shows categories of reports that may interest you.
Select a category to see the reports that are included, then click the
link below that which says "Preview the above reports now".
Bureau-type
report
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The
bureau-type report reports the detail and summary data for the mod
calculation in the format which you and your client may already be
familiar with.
Summary
report
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The
summary report shows how the numbers for this calculation plug into the mod formula.
This report also shows the minimum mod, that is the mod with no losses.
It's sometimes very helpful for clients to see their mod and then what
their mod could have been with no losses. A related report is the Mod
Impact on Premium Analysis report.
Aggregate
loss report
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Shows how variations in total aggregate losses would affect the
mod and the premium. Can be used to help illustrate to the client the
impact of controlling losses, or how anticipated loss changes may affect
the mod.
Specific
loss report
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This
is one of our most popular reports. It shows how the losses in the mod
calculated affected the mod, what the mod would have been without the loss, and the one year, two year, and three year premium cost of the loss.
The premium cost of a specific loss can often get clients' attention when
they see what they are paying for a loss. This report is also
useful for showing, in ERA states, how medical-only claims have a much
lower impact on the mod and the premium than those claims which include
indemnity.
Points
to pass on to your client
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ModMaster
helps make the point that insurers don't pay for losses - employers pay
for losses!
A
lost time claim turns a medical-only claim into a very expensive
proposition. Most lost time claims can be avoided, and ModMaster shows how
medical-only claims have much less impact on the mod.
Mod
impact on premium report
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Graphically depicts the impact that the mod has on the premium paid. Also shows the average mod, the minimum mod, and the controllable mod.
3-year
premium cost report
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There
are two versions of this report, one for small losses and one for various
larger losses. The one-year, two-year and three-year costs of losses are estimated based on the manual premium you indicated on the Company Setup page.
Loss
analysis by policy period
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Graphically depicts actual vs. expected losses by policy period. This report helps identify trends in losses and the relationship between expected and actual losses.
Mod
snapshot report
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Lots
of information in one page! Shows the most important aspects of the mod calculation and analysis on a single page. This includes the key values, a graph of the average mod, the current mod, the
minimum mod, and the controllable mod. An additional graph shows the losses by policy period.
Ratio
analysis report
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Shows the ratio between actual and expected primary and excess losses and provides a brief
textual interpretation of the results.
For
more help and info
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Don't
miss our FAQs, articles,
and other tutorials/videos.
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