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Projects and exposure views
Projects are a useful way to organize your data. They contain exposure views that contain the data that you want to focus on.
Working with projects
The Projects pane on the Touchstone Home page lists the projects that you and other users in your business unit are working on.
Delete projects
Delete projects that you no longer need.

Using Touchstone online Help
You can access the top-level or context-sensitive Touchstone online help from within the application or from the Client Portal. You can then search for content, bookmark pages, and generate output to other formats.
Import data from external sources
You can import exposure data, map layers, projects, and reinsurance packages from external sources into Touchstone databases.
Projects and exposure views
Projects are a useful way to organize your data. They contain exposure views that contain the data that you want to focus on.
- Working with projects
  The Projects pane on the Touchstone Home page lists the projects that you and other users in your business unit are working on.
  - Create a project
    Create a project to group together data components such as exposure views, analyses, reinsurance programs, and results of analyses that are related to a particular type of business or activity.
  - Open projects
    You can open multiple projects at the same time. Each project appears on a separate tab.
  - Edit a project name and description
    It can be useful to change a project name and description.
  - Change the project currency
    Touchstone uses the project currency to display monetary values on the exposure summary dashboard and to run analyses.
  - Hide a project
    You may want to hide completed or unused projects to shorten the list in the Projects pane on the Home page.
  - Show a hidden project
    Show projects that you or others in your business unit previously hid from the Projects pane of the Home page.
  - Delete projects
    Delete projects that you no longer need.
- Working with exposure views
  In a project, you add exposure views to gather the exposure data that you want to focus on.
- About the Contract List pane
  In the exposure view grid, click Contract List to view the list of contracts.
- Open the contract list
  Open the contract list to view the details of each contract included in an exposure view.
- Filter the contract list
  You can apply temporary filters to a contract list using contract-level and location-level attributes.
- Add contracts to an exposure view
  You can add contracts to an exposure view by entering the contract details in the user interface or by copying and pasting the contract details from a spreadsheet.
- Add sublimits to a layer
  You can add sublimits to a layer and create sublimit areas.
- About the Contract Details pane
  The Contract Details pane provides information about the line of business, the policy form, the name of the producer, and the current selected currency.
- Open contract details
  Open the Contract Details pane to view the details of each contract that is included in an exposure view.
- Add locations to a contract
  Add locations to a contract by entering location details in the user interface or by copying and pasting location details from a spreadsheet.
- About the Location Record pane
  The Location Record pane provides summary information about the location, and allows you to view, add, and delete location terms and reinsurance treaties.
- Add layers to a contract
  You can add one or more layers to a contract.
- Delete contracts
  Deleting contracts removes them from the contract list and from associated databases.
- Copy and move contracts and locations
  You can copy and move contracts and locations.
- Re-geocode exposure data
  To ensure that analyses uses more accurate location data, we strongly recommend that you geocode all exposure data before running analyses.
Geospatial analysis
Geospatial analysis enables you to perform a deterministic risk analysis with your own view of risk on accumulations of property exposures and workers' compensation information in given areas exposed to natural and man-made catastrophes.
Exposure data validation
Verisk provides a reference containing information about Touchstone exposure data.
Data Quality analysis
The most effective way to assess and enhance portfolio-level or contract-level catastrophe exposure data is to use Touchstone's Data Quality diagnostics. These diagnostics enable you to determine the strengths and weaknesses of the exposure data you are using for analyses and supplement that data when it is missing or weak.
Hazard analysis
Hazard analysis enable you to identify the relevant catastrophe hazards for locations in your exposure data.
About loss analyses
Touchstone enables you to model catastrophic (CAT) events to estimate property and workers' compensation losses.
Reinsurance
The Reinsurance Program Manager enables you to create, import, and manage reinsurance programs.
Touchstone data export types
Touchstone enables you to export different types of data.
Activity Monitor
The Activity Monitor displays the status of all activities.
Managing data sources
Use Data Source Management to manage Touchstone databases.
User model management
Use User Model Management to build custom non-Verisk models and seamlessly integrate them into Touchstone.
Model Builder
Administration Console
User interface
Reference: Common Help topics

Delete projects

Delete projects that you no longer need.

Items that you do not select for deletion remain accessible. Since results and exposure views are always associated with projects, you may want to save them in an offline database when you remove the associated project. Since exposure sets may be associated with other projects and exposure views, Touchstone flags any exposure views that refer to deleted exposure sets so that you are aware that the exposure view is not current with the expected data.

Procedure

Navigate to the Home page.
In the Projects pane, highlight the project or projects that you want to delete.
Make sure that you do not click the project name. (Clicking the project name opens the project.)
Click (Delete).
The 'You're about to delete <n> Project(s) appears.
Select the projects and any associated project items (called "artifacts") that you want to delete.
Artifacts that you can delete include results, exposure sets, and reinsurance programs. If you selected multiple projects, the associated artifacts that you select apply for all the selected projects. The Exposure Views is not available for deletion; this is because Touchstone requires deletion of exposure views associated with the selected project or projects.
Click Delete.

Results

The application deletes the projects and the artifacts that you selected. Although you cannot undo the deletion of a deleted project, it remains in the database until a database administrator purges it. The database administrator manages the servers via the Server Definition function in the Administration Console.