Data Provider Integrations (Estated, Fenris, MeasureOne)

SALT offers a range of Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) tools to streamline information gathering during the submission process. These integrations include:

• Estated – Property Data
• Fenris – Auto & Driver Data
• MeasureOne – Dec Page Retrieval 

Overview

Each tool activates automatically when valid input is entered into a form, returning high-quality data with minimal friction. The retrieved data report is then linked to the corresponding submission.

Estated & Fenris:

Once a prospect enters a valid name, date of birth, and address, these integrations will automatically trigger the corresponding vendors to return property, auto, and driver data that prefill directly into the SALT submission. For example:

• Estated: Property details such as year built, square footage, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, roof type, and building materials
• Fenris: Vehicle information including make, model, year, and VIN, along with auto and driver verification

MeasureOne:

When enabled, MeasureOne allows the insured to log in directly to their insurance carrier account and retrieve a copy of their current Dec Page(s).

This data:

• Does not prefill into the form
• Is securely stored under the Documents tab of the associated submission
• Is used by SALT to generate a summary report that highlights key coverage details from the retrieved dec page(s)

For full details on how MeasureOne works, including supported carriers and setup tips, check out our MeasureOne Integration Guide.

Configuring Data Provider Integrations

✅ Activate/Enable Integrations

To activate these integrations and begin extracting the data you need with ease, navigate to your integrations section and tap the toggle to enable the Integration.

⚙️ Integration Settings

Within each integration's settings menu, you'll find options specific to each tool.

[Manage Monthly Limit]

Because these are optional, add-on tools, we anticipate some agencies may want to limit their team's usage. Selecting the settings icon (⚙️) under the appropriate integration will allow you to adjust the monthly limit your agency is allowed to request. Once that limit is reached, SALT will prevent additional credits from being spent until the following month.

[Forms/Advanced Configuration]

Within the Estated & Fenris settings menus, you’ll find additional configuration options — including an overview of which forms the integrations are applied to, as well as advanced options like Restricted States and IP State Verification. (more info below)

Advanced Configuration

[IP State Verification]

This setting is enabled by default. When active, SALT will automatically block data requests if a customer’s IP address does not match their reported state of residence. This helps protect your agency from spending data credits on submissions flagged as suspicious or potential spam.

If there’s a valid reason for the mismatch (such as travel), the form can still be submitted as usual — and your team can manually run the Estated/Fenris search afterward if needed.

[Restricted States]

This setting applies specifically to Fenris. In the Fenris settings section, you’ll find an option labeled “Allow Fenris searches in restricted states.” It’s designed to prevent SALT subscribers from being charged data credits when a client is located in a state where Fenris data access is limited or unavailable.

If you’d like to bypass this safeguard, simply check the box next to the setting. This will allow Fenris to attempt a data search even when the client is in a restricted state.

Utilization and Pricing

To use these data provider tools, agencies must pre-purchase SALT Data Credits from the Billing section of their account. Each credit is priced at $1, with bulk discounts available for larger purchases.

Usage

Data credits will be redeemed when information is retrieved from our DaaS Providers.

Vendor Credit Cost