regul8 for

Auto Reporting

The end-to-end SaaS solution that streamlines regulatory reporting for auto insurers in Canada.

Why regul8?

regul8 is a reporting-as-a-service platform built for auto insurers in Canada that standardizes and maps policy and claims data to program-specific reporting structures, then pre-validates outputs to reduce rework and ensure reporting integrity.

Reporting teams use regul8 to validate data, manage corrections, and maintain full traceability across reporting cycles — including the handling of late source data, out-of-sequence endorsements, and jurisdictional reporting variations. Built-in pre-validation and the ability to carry forward historical corrections reduce manual effort and rework while maintaining an auditable reporting process.

Complete Auto Regulatory Coverage

regul8 supports key statistical plans including:

  • GISA ASP (General Insurance Statistical Agency Automobile Statistical Plan)

  • IBC (Insurance Bureau of Canada) DASH (Driver and Automobile Search History)

  • FA (Facility Association) Risk Sharing Pool (RSP)

  • PSA (Plan Statistic Automobile) & FCSA (Fichier Central des Sinistres Automobiles) to Quebec’s GAA (Groupement des Assureurs Automobiles)

  • PRR (Plan de Répartition des Risques) also known as QRSP (Quebec Risk Sharing Pool)

  • InfoNIV (numéro d’identification du véhicule — vehicle identification number)

Reporting with Confidence

Auto reporting in Canada runs on shifting requirements, province-by-province variations, and strict submission standards across personal and commercial auto.

regul8 manages the full reporting lifecycle: from ingestion, transformation, validation, to reconciliation to produce submission-ready outputs. With an evergreen platform, teams stay compliant even when reporting rules or statistical plans evolve.

Built for Regulatory Confidence

Operational Capabilities

Recent Project

By separating what was previously a largely standardized package of mandatory accident benefits, the Ontario auto insurance reform, effective Jul 1, 2026, gives drivers more choice over coverage and can affect premiums. Known as the new Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS), most accident benefits (AB) become optional coverages. For Ontario’s auto insurers, the new “à la carte” model presents an operational and reporting challenge: more benefit combinations, more edge cases, and more submission variance.

Year
2026

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