FinancialHeroCard pattern
Portfolio value at risk
Decision-support estimate. P10 is the conservative case; P90 is tail exposure. Method, confidence, and source coverage are visible before any number reaches a board or IC packet.
Platform
VALTY sits above scanners, control systems, cloud signals, and operating workflows. It normalises what is true, shows what it means financially, ranks the next move, and packages proof that can leave the room: board pack, IC brief, or audit artifact.
These are product and engineering constraints, not marketing principles. They govern what VALTY builds, claims, and ships.
Scanners, EDR, SIEM, GRC, cloud posture, identity, and financial systems stay the authoritative record. VALTY normalises their evidence into financial language and proof artifacts.
Every claim carries a source, confidence tier, and freshness window. Where evidence is absent or stale, confidence drops and the line item is flagged, never gap-filled.
Board packs, IC briefs, and audit packages export the claim alongside its source coverage, confidence tier, and freshness timestamp. The blocked-claim ledger is part of the artifact.
Financial estimates are decision-support ranges with method, confidence, and limitation next to the claim, built to be challenged by CFOs and operating partners before approval.
Every source signal stays traceable from ingestion to export. Verify what is true, quantify it in dollars, prove it in artifacts, and operate on what matters, without losing the evidence trail.

Controls, findings, suppliers, and source signals become evidence objects with owner, freshness, and confidence, normalised from whatever source systems already exist.

Dollar impact is calculated from source evidence using FAIR-style factor analysis and Monte Carlo simulation. The assumption set stays visible next to the number so it can be challenged, not just trusted.

Claims leave the platform as proof cards, board packs, and exportable evidence packages. A blocked-claim ledger surfaces what is not ready to publish before delivery.

Portfolio and program actions stay ranked by value impact, proof status, and next owner. The command view aggregates across companies or programs without hiding the evidence underneath.
Product surfaces shown are illustrative design-partner builds. Actual outputs are generated inside an authenticated workspace against your source systems.
FinancialHeroCard pattern
Decision-support estimate. P10 is the conservative case; P90 is tail exposure. Method, confidence, and source coverage are visible before any number reaches a board or IC packet.
Coverage decides how much of the model is measured versus inferred. More automated or API-verified evidence raises source confidence; gaps lower the confidence tier and can block affected line items. V1 does not automatically rewrite the modeled PERT range from coverage alone.
Financial outputs are decision-support estimates with method, confidence, and limitation adjacent to the claim, not contractual guarantees or insurance valuations.
Buyers can inspect what is supported and what requires owner action before they trust the number. The blocked-claim ledger travels with the artifact; it is not stripped before delivery.
VALTY reads your scanners, cloud posture, identity, EDR, and GRC through 36 supported connectors, and maps that evidence onto 30+ framework catalogs, 2,700+ source-cited controls, so coverage is measured, not assumed. No rip-and-replace to get started.
Findings, control catalogs, SBOMs, and supplier assessments load as evidence objects: CSV, SARIF, and structured exports, with owner and freshness attached.
Scanners, cloud posture, identity, EDR, and GRC systems connect directly through 36 supported connectors, so evidence stays current and coverage is measured, not assumed.
New connectors join the same evidence contract: every signal carries source, confidence, and freshness, so the financial model stays honest as coverage grows.
Access is segmented by buying motion, so role, intent, and source context reach the right follow-up path without dead-end links.
Portfolio rollup, value-at-risk view, and board-action path.
Request portfolio briefingConnect findings, controls, owners, and proof artifacts.
Map your evidence sourcesInspect assumptions, confidence, and source citations around dollar estimates.
Review the financial-risk modelFactual readiness, component provenance, and crosswalk for review.
Discuss readiness package