Previsico provides a Flood Intel Platform that utilizes real-time flood forecasting and hydrological monitoring technologies to deliver actionable insights for flood risk management. This platform enables organizations to prepare for, respond to, and mitigate the impacts of flooding, addressing the significant financial losses caused by inadequate flood warnings.
Funding
$6.4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Many existing flood warning systems do not cover crucial risks such as surface water, smaller streams and rivers, drainage systems, and other water bodies, leaving organizations unprepared for localized flooding events. This lack of comprehensive flood monitoring leads to significant financial losses and disruption across various industries.
Solution
Previsico offers a Flood Intel Platform that utilizes real-time flood forecasting and hydrological monitoring technologies to provide actionable insights for proactive flood risk management. The platform enables organizations to prepare for flood events, take immediate action during a flood, and implement preventative measures to mitigate future impacts. By addressing the flood warning gap, Previsico helps businesses minimize financial losses and build resilience against the devastating effects of flooding. The platform forecasts the types of floods that often catch people off guard.
Target Audience
Previsico's primary customers include organizations in insurance, construction, property management, power and energy, housing associations, and water utilities that are vulnerable to flood-related disruptions and financial losses.
Features
- Actionable flood forecasts and hydrological monitoring, including drainage systems
- Real-time risk monitoring and flood nowcasts for immediate response
- Proactive asset maintenance insights based on hydrological data
- Tailored applications for insurance, construction, property, power and energy, housing associations, and water utilities