> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.insuraviews.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.insuraviews.com/getting-started/run-reports.md).

# Run Reports

**Reports Overview**

Insuraviews offers five comprehensive report types to transform your rate filing research into actionable strategic insights:

[**Single Carrier View**](/getting-started/run-reports/single-carrier-view.md) - Generate focused analysis on one specific insurance company's rate filing activity, strategies, and patterns across states and lines of business

[**Multi Carrier View**](/getting-started/run-reports/multi-carrier-view.md) - Compare and analyze multiple insurance carriers simultaneously to understand competitive dynamics, market positioning, and industry-wide trends

[**DOI View**](/getting-started/run-reports/doi-view.md) - Access regulatory perspective reports that summarize Department of Insurance activity, approval patterns, objection trends, and regulatory decision-making across jurisdictions

[**Rating Factors View**](/getting-started/run-reports/rating-factors-view.md) - Dive deep into the actuarial components of rate filings, analyzing loss ratios, trend factors, expense ratios, and other key rating elements that drive rate changes

[**State View**](/getting-started/run-reports/state-view.md) - Examine market activity from a geographic perspective, understanding state-specific trends, regulatory environments, and competitive landscapes

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