Cachet's enhanced policy distribution feature replaces the slow, manual onboarding process of new vehicles with a smarter way to place policies. Additionally, giving visibility into the entire fleet status, so you're always aware of the state of the fleet.

Studies show electric scooter accidents are increasing across Europe. They stand out in terms of drivers and accident patterns. Read on how you can shift from reactive to proactive risk management with adaptive insurance.

Fleet insurance is costing you money because it's designed to look backwards. The operators winning right now are the ones looking ahead. Here's how predictive risk changes the game.

This summer is setting the heat records again and temperatures are climbing higher than ever, making it an operational problem across many sectors including the platform economy. Read below how to keep your cool, and protect your assets.

Platform operators, across the shared mobility landscape, have struggled to get a clear overview of fleet performance across different markets and verticals. This changes now with Cachet's Portfolio Risk Management Overview.

Shared mobility breaks traditional insurance. Unpredictable usage, multi-driver exposure, regulatory complexity, one-size-fits-all policies can't keep up. Learn how adaptive insurance turns risk management into operational advantage.

EU regulations are complex and layered, but understanding them is essential. This guide breaks down the key regulations, so you know exactly which rules apply before you launch or expand into a new market.

We sat down with Riina, Cachet's Claims Specialist, to talk about her travels, how she found her way into the insurance world, and what it's like working at Cachet.

Running a mobility platform across multiple markets means making risk decisions constantly, often without the full picture. For mobility platform risk management to work in practice, operators need clear insights. Read how Cachet's latest product release changes that.

Europe's micromobility market is booming. But the operators pulling ahead aren't the ones with the most bikes, they're the ones with the smartest insurance infrastructure. Here's why it matters.