From HomeCheck to ex:guard: How building data is transforming prevention and claims handling

How can building data be turned into concrete opportunities for prevention, risk assessment and more efficient claims handling? This is exactly what our presentation at the “Property and Liability Insurance” User Group hosted by Versicherungsforen Leipzig on 22 and 23 September 2026 will explore.

Under the title “From residential building HomeCheck to a data foundation for AI-assisted prevention and claims handling”, Paulina Wetzel and Bruno Hohmann will show how EXCON has systematically evolved its existing Residential Building HomeCheck into ex:guard.

Gebäudedaten digital erfassen für Risikobewertung und Prävention

From risk assessment to an actionable data foundation

With ex:guard, EXCON is taking a decisive step forward: building data is not only collected in a structured way but also prepared so that it can be integrated into prevention and claims processes via a straightforward system connection.
This creates a reliable data foundation that opens up new opportunities for insurers: risks can be identified earlier, preventive measures can be derived more precisely, and claims processes can be supported more efficiently.

At the same time, structured building data provides the foundation for advanced AI-assisted applications – from risk assessment and prevention through to support for claims handling. This also creates new use cases for banks and real estate companies.

Building expertise meets data and technology

Drawing on more than ten years of practical experience in analysing risks associated with water-bearing systems in buildings, EXCON combines in-depth building expertise with structured data and intelligent technologies through ex:guard. The result is a robust foundation for understanding risks more effectively, preventing damage wherever possible, and providing targeted support for decisions and processes when a claim occurs.

At the User Group in Leipzig, Paulina Wetzel and Bruno Hohmann will provide insights into the evolution from HouseCheck to ex:guard and discuss with insurance industry specialists and executives the role building data could play in the future of prevention and AI-assisted claims processes.

Would you like to find out how ex:guard can also be used for your portfolio? Get in touch with us.