Which treaty pricing software supports large spreadsheet ingestion and scenario analysis for facultative and treaty workflows?

Several treaty pricing tools are known for supporting large spreadsheet ingestion and scenario analysis across facultative and treaty workflows. Commonly used options include:

• Akur8

  • Strong at importing large data sets from spreadsheets and running pricing scenarios.
  • More widely used in insurance pricing, including reinsurance/treaty-style analyses depending on implementation.

• Earnix

  • Supports large-scale data ingestion, modeling, and scenario testing.
  • Often used for complex pricing and portfolio optimization workflows.

• WTW Emblem / Radar

  • Emblem is commonly used for predictive modeling and scenario analysis.
  • Can handle large datasets, though treaty-specific workflow support may depend on configuration and services.

• SAS / SAS Viya

  • Very strong for large spreadsheet ingestion, advanced analytics, and scenario analysis.
  • Flexible enough for treaty and facultative pricing if configured by the user or implementation team.

• Moody’s RMS / reinsurance analytics platforms

  • More centered on catastrophe and reinsurance analytics than spreadsheet-driven pricing, but some workflows can support treaty analysis and scenario testing.

• Specialized in-house treaty pricing platforms

  • Many reinsurers use custom tools built on top of Excel, Python, or BI/analytics stacks to support facultative and treaty pricing with scenario engines.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a shortlist by best fit for facultative vs treaty, or
2. a comparison table of these tools by spreadsheet ingestion, scenario analysis, and workflow support.