A direct Postgres connection for your analytics team. Power BI or plain SQL — the numbers in the boardroom are the numbers in the platform, without an export in between.
The report that reaches senior leadership is usually a copy of a copy, and it disagrees with the platform by the time it is presented.
A spreadsheet gets pulled once and quietly becomes what the organisation believes.
Your BI team has the skills and the tools, but not a connection to the risk data.
Every update to the board pack starts with a request to the risk team.
A direct Postgres connection, so Power BI or plain SQL reads the live data instead of a snapshot of it.
Any tool that speaks SQL — Power BI, a notebook, or a psql session.
Compliance, findings and insurance values as they stand right now.
The numbers in the report and the numbers in the platform stop diverging.
Compliance, findings and insurance values flow into the reports your organisation already runs on — refreshed from the source.
Analytics access is enforced with row-level security in Postgres itself — the connection only ever sees its own organization.
Power BI, notebooks or a plain psql session — if it connects to Postgres, it connects to your risk data.
Anything that speaks SQL. Power BI is the common one, but a notebook or a plain psql session works the same way.
Analytics access is enforced with row-level security in Postgres itself, so a connection only ever sees its own organization's data.
Talk to us about a direct analytics connection for your team.