Pluvia does the work behind the payout.
Our claims agent investigates rainfall and follows through on the decision.
Open the claims desk
GroundPluvia works out which rainfall records to pull, then writes the queries to get them.
RecordIn Lagos, the gauge reported just 10 of 31 days. Pluvia checked the missing days.
StormPluvia takes on the record checking that used to keep a claims officer at this desk.
OverheadPluvia compares gauge and satellite rainfall with past years, then shows how the records support the decision.
CheckedIn Lagos, we paid ₦383,333 after checking a record that would have triggered the full insured amount.
FairPluvia carries out the next steps and keeps the farmer group informed.

Pay
We release the approved payment and write to the farmer group.

Pay anyway
We get the farmer group paid even when a faulty gauge initially ruled out payment.Kitale, Kenya. Gauge 147.3 mm, satellite 128.0 mm. Paid ₦14,088.05.

Inspect
Pluvia sends an inspector with exact dates and reads their report before a claims officer approves closure.Teresina, Brazil. 612 missing days, 534 reported zeros.

Do not pay
A claims officer signs every refusal before we tell the farmer group the outcome.
MemoryWe learn more about a station with every case. That gives the next investigation a head start.


