Authenticated identity
Users sign in through an OpenID Connect identity provider. The organisation a request acts for comes from the signed-in session, never from uploaded data.
Your portfolio data sits in its own tenant-private domain, apart from Panoperty's shared market data, and every reading records how and when it was produced.
Observations are measured around your collateral, so they are treated as your data and stay on the tenant side.
Tenant records are never written into the shared domain.
Users sign in through an OpenID Connect identity provider. The organisation a request acts for comes from the signed-in session, never from uploaded data.
Every read and write of portfolio records, observations, conditions and exports is scoped to the signed-in organisation.
Each tape becomes a snapshot keyed by portfolio, as-of date and file hash. Committed rows are never edited; a new tape makes a new snapshot.
Resubmitting a file returns the existing snapshot. Re-running a monitoring cycle does not duplicate what it already recorded.
Rejected rows are kept with their reason. Row counts and exposure totals are reconciled before commit.
Exposures and collateral values are stored as fixed-precision decimals to four places, so amounts are not subject to floating-point rounding.
Each observation carries its window, the evidence behind it, its source and calculation version. Readings are appended, never overwritten.
Only signed-in users can export, and an export contains only their organisation's records.
Deleting a portfolio removes its snapshots and observations together, and the deletion is written to an audit log.
This page describes controls built into the Collateral Monitor. It does not claim third-party security certification or regulatory approval.
This website does not collect portfolio data. A portfolio assessment starts with a conversation, and any data sharing is on terms agreed separately.
Bring your risk and security reviewers to a portfolio assessment to go through tenant isolation, provenance and data handling.