Naicvendor

AI and data vendors selling into insurance face repeated carrier diligence and emerging governance proposals. Naicvendor maintains a source-linked vendor dossier, control evidence, product and model inventory, customer-use boundaries, attestations and review calendar, then maps current facts to versioned request or proposal fields. The supplied research confirms an active NAIC working group that narrowed initial focus to pricing and underwriting and is building a governance-focused third-party data and models registry. The framework remains in exposure and comment, so there is no final registry package to generate or registered-vendor credential to promise. One referenced API is unverified. Colorado timing may affect some insurer uses, but vendor duties, safe harbor and applicability require current qualified review. Evidence request, vendor response, reviewer disposition, signed attestation, carrier procurement decision, regulatory filing and external acceptance remain separate. A signature proves who attested to which version; it does not prove the statement true or unblock procurement. Success is reusable, current diligence evidence and faster gap closure—not registry readiness by assertion, compliance certification or carrier approval.

A third-party AI, model or data vendor pursuing insurance customers and repeatedly answering governance and procurement diligence.