Tier 03 · BI
Sector view, before the headline.
Peer benchmarks, sector heatmaps, and early-warning triggers. See emerging risk concentrations across your supervised market before they become systemic.
Risk trend — 12 months
Capabilities
What’s included in Tier 3
Peer-group benchmarks
Cross-entity comparative analysis that positions each regulated entity against its peer group. Automatic outlier detection and ranking across key prudential ratios.
Sector heatmaps
Real-time risk concentration visualisation across supervised sectors. Colour-coded severity maps that highlight emerging stress areas at a glance.
Early-warning triggers
Configurable threshold monitors that alert supervisors when risk indicators breach predefined levels. Proactive intervention before systemic risks materialise.
KPI Authoring & Dashboard Designer
Author your own supervision view.
In CORA, a dashboard is a governed configuration, not a software project. Supervisors and BI teams compose KPI tiles, distributions, registers, heatmaps and record panels from a library of typed building blocks — and publish them without writing a line of frontend code.
Define once, render anywhere.
Data providers and visualizers meet through named, typed contracts (kpi, distribution, table, record, matrix). Swap a data source or a chart type independently; the contract holds.
Security that survives the UI.
Pruning is UX, not security — access and scope are re-validated server-side on every data call, and every refusal writes an access-audit event.
From KPI to case in one click.
A fit-&-proper flag on a person register can start the supervisory workflow case directly. Analytics that end in action, not a screenshot.
Tiles
KPIDistributionHeatmapRegisterMatrixDesign preview — visual designer in active design. Configuration-driven authoring ships today.
David Mwangi’s day · 2:30 PM
Clones the sector heatmap, adds a new ratio KPI from the warehouse dictionary, and publishes it to his team — no ticket, no release. The literal answer to “I used to wait two weeks for IT to build a custom report.”
Day in the life
How Tier 3 transforms daily work
David Mwangi
Senior risk analyst
“I used to wait two weeks for IT to build a custom report. Now I open the sector heatmap and see exactly where risk is concentrating — before any newspaper headline.”
8:00 AM — Sector review
Opens the sector heatmap dashboard to identify emerging risk concentrations across eight supervised sectors.
10:30 AM — Peer analysis
Runs peer-group benchmarks to compare flagged institutions against their cohort on capital adequacy and liquidity ratios.
1:00 PM — Early-warning check
Reviews triggered alerts, investigates threshold breaches, and escalates two institutions for supervisory attention.
2:30 PM — Dashboard authoring
Clones the sector heatmap, adds a new ratio KPI from the warehouse dictionary, and publishes it to his team — no ticket, no release.
Outcome
Three early-warning triggers identified emerging credit risk concentration two quarters before it became a market concern.
Outcomes
Measurable impact from day one
Architecture
Where Tier 3 sits
Use cases in action
See Tier 3 at work
Platform tiers
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Core Regulatory Functions
Entity registry, 12-dimension risk engine, and supervisor workspace.
Intelligent Process Automation
Intelligent intake, completeness verification, and analyst triage.
AI-Driven Cognitive Supervisory Engine
RAG-augmented reading, multi-framework scoring, and Glass-Box AI.
Frequently asked questions
Can supervisors author their own dashboards in CORA Tier 3?
Yes. In CORA a dashboard is a governed configuration, not a software project. Supervisors and BI teams compose KPI tiles, distributions, registers, heatmaps, and record panels from a library of typed building blocks and publish them without writing frontend code — configuration-driven authoring today, with a visual point-and-click designer in active design.
Book a Tier 3 walkthrough
See how CORA Tier 3 gives your supervisory team sector-wide visibility with peer benchmarks and early-warning triggers.
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