Abstract: An automated validation system validates whether a property covered under an insurance policy to which a benefit is applied is currently receiving remote monitoring services, as reflected in stored policy-related data. The system includes an application server, a trusted third party server, and a management computer. The application server requests the trusted third party server to validate whether the property is presently receiving remote monitoring services from a service provider. A management computer can adjust the insurance policy based on the received validation results.

Abstract: An automated validation system validates whether a property covered under an insurance policy to which a benefit is applied is currently receiving remote monitoring services, as reflected in stored policy-related data. The system includes an application server, a trusted third party server, and a management computer. The application server requests the trusted third party server to validate whether the property is presently receiving remote monitoring services from a service provider. A management computer can adjust the insurance policy based on the received validation results.

Abstract: An automated validation system validates whether a property of a policyholder receiving at least one insurance benefit is currently receiving remote monitoring services, as represented by the policyholder. The system includes an application server, a trusted third party server, and a management computer. The application server requests the trusted third party server to validate whether the property of the policyholder is presently receiving remote monitoring services from a service provider. A management computer can adjust the policyholder's insurance policy based on the received validation results.

Abstract: An automated validation system validates whether a property of a policyholder receiving at least one insurance benefit is currently receiving remote monitoring services, as represented by the policyholder. The system includes an application server, a trusted third party server, and a management computer. The application server requests the trusted third party server to validate whether the property of the policyholder is presently receiving remote monitoring services from a service provider. A management computer can adjust the policyholder's insurance policy based on the received validation results.

Abstract: An automated validation system validates whether a property of a policyholder receiving at least one insurance benefit is currently receiving remote monitoring services, as represented by the policyholder. The system includes an application server, a trusted third party server, and a business logic computer. The application server requests the trusted third party server to validate whether the property of the policyholder is presently receiving remote monitoring services from a service provider. A business logic computer can adjust the policyholder's insurance policy based on the received validation results.

Abstract: System and method are disclosed herein for an automated validation system for validating whether a property of a policyholder receiving at least one insurance benefit is currently receiving remote monitoring services, as claimed by the policyholder. The system comprises an application server, a trusted third party server, and a business logic computer. The application server requests the trusted third party server to validate whether the property of the policyholder is presently receiving remote monitoring services from a service provider. A business logic computer can adjust the policyholder's insurance policy based on the received validation results.