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What is Eltravir?
Eltravir is a forward-looking platform for measuring, reporting and managing non-financial risks. A data lake within your infrastructure allows you to track metrics and turn them into dashboards and reports, helping you to be in control.
Built for your organization
Deployed within your infrastructure, Eltravir standardizes internal risk data and produces auditable dashboards and reports while keeping full data ownership with your institution.
Strategic advantages
Early warnings with KRIs
Forward-looking Key Risk Indicators aligned to your risk appetite surface issues before they become incidents.
Early warnings with KRIs
One language for reporting
A data model and shared taxonomy turn fragmented inputs into consistent reporting.
One language for reporting
Inside your infrastructure
A data lake you own keeps data secure while powering live dashboards and actions.
Inside your infrastructure
The implementation of Eltravir
Eltravir follows a structured six-phase process to help institutions measure, report, and manage nonfinancial risks.
WEEK 1-2
Risk metrics identification
01
Track Key Risk Indicators that align with your risk appetite and give early visibility into potential threats.
WEEK 2-3
Data source identification
02
We determine where the data to measure risk metrics resides and assess what is available and what is missing.
WEEK 2-6
Data collection
03
Eltravir connects to your internal systems to collect relevant datapoints securely within your environment.
WEEK 7
Data storage
04
Collected data is structured into a consistent internal database for transparent measurement and scalability.
WEEK 5-8
Dashboard integration
05
Your risk metrics are visualized in dashboards and accessible in natural language through AI.
WEEK 9-10
Reporting
06
Reports are generated from dashboards, with AI assistance for narrative context. Your team reviews and finalizes them for governance and management use.
Forward looking risk management
Eltravir gives you the ability to monitor non-financial risk in real time—based on data, not assumptions.
Why forward-looking KRIs matter
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Early warning
Designed to trigger before incidents, tied to appetite thresholds.
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Quantifiable
Measured with clear formulas and units for comparability.
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Data-backed
Built on consistent internal sources with traceable lineage.
Actionable insights guide KRI design
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Clearly linked to a defined risk and its appetite threshold
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Quantifiable and based on consistent internal data
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Tuned to detect change early instead of after the fact
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Simple to interpret and usable across teams
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Reviewed regularly to ensure continued relevance
Example
Number of High-Risk Third Parties Without Completed Due Diligence.
If there are none the KRI is green, if there is one or more the KRI is amber and if there are more than 5 the KRI is red.
KRI Dashboard Example - High-Risk Third Parties
Fully compliant with regulations
Eltravir is built to align with key standards and supervisory expectations for nonfinancial risk management.
ISO 31000
At its foundation, Eltravir follows the structure and principles of ISO 31000, providing a systematic process for identifying, monitoring, and managing non-financial risks. It also supports compliance with the Basel Committee's Principles for effective risk data aggregation and risk reporting, helping institutions build reliable, structured risk data environments and governance frameworks.
EBA
In addition, Eltravir enables institutions to respond effectively to EBA guidelines on internal governance, operational risk, and outsourcing. These guidelines increasingly expect institutions to demonstrate structured, forward-looking control over their non-financial risk landscape.
DORA
Eltravir also supports institutions preparing for DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) by enabling risk governance processes, including the tracking and reporting of ICT-related operational risks, and providing transparency over internal data and control metrics relevant to digital resilience.
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