Managing Term Sheets
A term sheet is a structured digital framework used to define, manage, and organize the terms and conditions associated with multiple risk coverage configurations. Each term sheet serves as a container for one or more coverages, each of which is linked to a specific risk management strategy, insurance condition, or parametric trigger.
Creating and Managing Term Sheets
The Term Sheets section allows you to create, view, and manage all your parametric insurance product designs in one place.

The main interface shows all your existing term sheets with options to create new ones or access existing designs.
Creating a New Term Sheet
- Click the
"New Term Sheet"(1)button - Enter a descriptive name for your term sheet
- Add any relevant notes or descriptions
- Click
"CREATE TERM SHEET"(2)to establish your new term sheet



Managing Coverages Within Term Sheets
Each term sheet can contain multiple coverages. The interface allows you to:

Users have the ability add a new coverage(1), to view (2), edit (3), download risk report(4) or delete (5) an existing coverage.

- Selecting View redirects you to the Analytics Summary(1) of the selected coverage
- Selecting Edit takes you to the Input Summary(2), where coverage details can be modified
- The Delete option allows you to remove coverages that are no longer needed
- The files option allows you to download the risk report - Aggregated Risk Report, Coverage Config, Detailed Risk Report, Index Computation and Parametric Structure
Best Practices for Term Sheet Management
- Use descriptive naming conventions for term sheets
- Group related coverages within the same term sheet
- Add detailed notes to document the purpose of each term sheet
- Create new term sheets for significant product variations
- Archive outdated term sheets rather than deleting them
Next Steps
Once you've created a term sheet, you can:
- Add coverages and define their parameters
- Analyze the performance of your coverages
- Create a program based on your term sheet for distribution