Verified controls, not just a loss run.
A loss run tells you what already went wrong. A FranklySafe account shows the controls that are actually running: inspections happening, training current, corrective actions closing, all timestamped as work happens rather than reconstructed for renewal.
Four signals, continuous and timestamped.
Inspection cadence
How often each site actually walks its floors, timestamped as it happens.
Training completion
Who is current, who is overdue, and how fast gaps close.
Corrective action closure
Findings tracked from open to verified closed, with the lag visible.
Incident trend
Recordables, near misses, and severity over time, in one continuous record.
Where carriers plug this in.
Schedule credit programs
Verified controls give underwriting a defensible basis for schedule credits, account by account.
Loss control referrals
Send an account to a platform that turns your recommendations into tracked corrective actions instead of a PDF.
Portfolio visibility
MGAs and PE backed groups see the whole book on one dashboard: cadence, closure rates, and trend by account.
Consent gated, account level.
Nothing leaves an operator's account without that operator's written consent, and consent is granted account by account, never book wide. What a carrier sees is what the account agreed to share: the controls record, not the raw operational data underneath it. Consent can be withdrawn, and withdrawal cuts the feed.
Underwrite the controls, not the reconstruction.
Fifteen minutes. We walk the carrier program and what a verified account record looks like.