Fintra Feature
One list. The riskiest decision in your business.
Executive Cockpit
Example figures- VIEW AS
- CFO · CISO · CHRO
- per-domain filter
- TOP RISK
- 94
- decision_risk
- AWAITING
- 4 decisions
- ranked
- #1 Security · delete prod IAM policy
- BLOCK · 94
- #2 Finance · pay Ineos $61,000
- HOLD · 88
- #3 People · change bank: J. Rivera
- CHALLENGE · 71
- #4 Marketing · pause channel ROAS 0.4×
- REVIEW · 63
- decision_risk = trust_drop × exposure × urgency
- explainable
One scale for a payment, an IAM change, and a bank switch
A $61,000 payment, a production IAM delete, an HR bank-account change, and a leaking ad channel are not comparable in any single tool: they live in different systems with different owners. The Executive Cockpit makes them comparable: it recomputes the same decision_risk = 100 · trust_drop · exposure · urgency for every domain, so the riskiest thing surfaces to the top no matter where it came from.
What each leader sees
| Leader | Their queue |
|---|---|
| CFO | Finance decisions: payments, approvals, close risk |
| CISO | Security decisions: access, IAM, agent actions |
| CHRO | People decisions: comp, bank changes, governance |
| CMO | Marketing: true-ROAS ad-waste, channel pauses |
Questions people ask
What is the Executive Cockpit?
It is a ranked list of the highest-risk decisions waiting for approval across finance, security, people, and marketing: each scored on one trust-weighted scale and ending in a verdict, so a leader always knows the single most important thing to decide next.
How does it compare a payment to an IAM change?
It recomputes the same decision_risk (trust_drop × exposure × urgency) for every domain and maps non-dollar impact onto the same scale, so a security action and a finance payment rank on one list.
Which domains are live?
Finance and marketing are live in-process reads of real tenant data. HR and security are HTTP adapters; if unconfigured they contribute nothing (never fabricated), and a source-health indicator shows exactly what’s wired.
Is it a dashboard?
No: deliberately. Every row terminates in a verdict (approve / challenge / block) with an exposure and a guardrail, not a chart to interpret.
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