Explainer
What is an MMV code, and why does every insurer have a different one?
MMV means make, model and variant. What an insurer's MMV code is, why one car has a different code at every insurer, and what a wrong one costs.
Blog
Use cases and practical notes from our team on turning RC data into each insurer's own vehicle code.
How to
How to check your vehicle mapping accuracy with a 300-vehicle audit
A practical way to measure how often your RC-to-insurer vehicle mapping picks the right code: what to sample, how to judge it, and what the result costs you.
Use case
For gateways and broker platforms, the right insurer code behind every API call
How insurance gateways and broker platforms can turn their partners' RC data into each insurer's vehicle code, with less mapping work and fewer failed quotes.
Use case
For multi-insurer distributors, quote every insurer from one RC
How POSP networks and web aggregators can quote several insurers from one RC without manual vehicle mapping, and what wrong codes cost in lost sales.
Use case
For lenders and used-car platforms, sell motor cover without a mapping team
How NBFCs, vehicle lenders and used-car platforms can quote motor insurance from RC data they already hold, with the right IDV and no mapping desk.
Use case
For RC-data API companies, add each insurer's vehicle code to your response
How RC verification and vehicle data API companies can return each insurer's MMV listing and code with every RC lookup, under their own brand.