Using the time filters on Market Analysis

The example above should be read like this; As of now this Insurance Company has a total of 45,686 customers, of which 24,012 are single unit, 16,022 are non-fleet, and 4,554 are fleets. Compared with 1 year ago, the Insurance Company's total of number of clients decreased by 1%, the number of single unit customers decreased 0%, the number of non-fleet customers decreased 3% and the number of fleets increased by 1%. 

In this article

• Using the "as of" time filter
• Using the "compared with" time filter
   

Using the "as of" time filter

This time filter shows the initial point-in-time information that appears throughout the dashboard results. You can change the "as of" time filter and "look back in time" at the entire market or a particular insurer's customers. 

For example, if you change the "as of" time filter to "1 year ago", the screenshot below can be read like this; this Insurance Company had a total of 46,016 customers 1 year ago, of which 24,025 were single unit, 16,541 were non-fleet, and 4,515 were fleets.

Using the "compared with" time filter

The "compared with" time filter shows results in comparison to the "as of" time filter. These results can be seen throughout many of the graphs. 

For example, the screenshot below should be read like this; As of now this Insurance Company has 16,022 non-fleet customers. Compared with 1 year ago, the number of non-fleet customers decreased 3%.

Both time filters are applied throughout the entire dashboard, for all graphs, at all times. 

For example, the screenshot below should be read like this; As of now this Insurance Company has increased their number of customers in West Virginia compared with 1 year ago.

Because information shown on the dashboard is populated based on all of the filters, you can apply additional filters to uncover detailed information about the customers of a particular insurance company. 

For example, the screenshot below should be read like this; As of now, compared with 1 year ago, the insurance company has grown by 44% in the state of West Virginia. Of that growth, single unit customers grew by 85% while non-fleet customers grew by 36%, and fleets had zero growth.