ℹ️ Insights is currently available for users who should see all records within Ansarada GRC, please to this page for more information. Record level security is a part of the Insights enhancement delivery roadmap.

We partner with Microsoft to embed PowerBI into the Ansarada GRC solution which allows GRC users to streamline their reporting seamlessly. See this page for more information.

As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the user experience and provide valuable insights, we have released four new dashboards within the Insights module. These dashboards are designed to help you better understand and manage your risks, tasks and events within the GRC solution.

The Risk Trends dashboard highlights any recent changes to your firm's risk framework. This would then be the focal point of any regular risk board meetings where you can discuss what is going well and what isn't. This usually takes the form of changes to the risk score and/or risk appetite.

The Risk Trends dashboard will show:

The Tasks Completed dashboard offers a retrospective analysis of performance metrics related to a crucial aspect of the GRC solution. It enables managers and team leaders to assess the timeliness of task completion among team members, identifying top performers and areas for improvement.

The Tasks Completed dashboard provides clear statistics on tasks completed on the platform. This includes:

The Aged Events dashboard focuses on open events and for how long they have been open for. You can easily filter on the specific types and see how many events of the filtered types are still open and for how long / since when the events are open as well as what the average duration in days (calendar days) is.

Currently the dashboard categories the event duration in less than 7 weeks, 7 - 8 weeks and open more than 8 weeks. Similar to all other Insights dashboards it is possible to drill through to the record details and see detailed information about the events.

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The Root Cause Analysis dashboard should give a a basic understanding of common causes of events. The main reason is without being able to understand the root causes of events, it is hard to know what mitigation actions to take, such as training, replacing systems, revising policies/procedures etc. In a risk world, this root cause analysis may point to a badly designed controls or even missing controls.
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