See what others don’t.
From assessment to exposure intelligence.
Assessment
Establish a formal exposure baseline through a risk-engineer assessment.
Exposure baseline
Normalize the assessment into a clear, comparable view of exposure.
Ongoing evidence
Maintain visibility through integrations, Valtera workflows, documents, sensors, and operator inputs.
Portfolio view
Compare environments, identify outliers, and establish benchmarks and trends across a portfolio.
The risk-engineer assessment establishes the exposure baseline. Ongoing evidence adds visibility into what is supported, what may have changed, and where uncertainty remains.
A clear, comparable exposure baseline.
See the exposure score, benchmark position, primary drivers, and where improvement matters most.
Exposure is elevated by battery-system characteristics and protection gaps. Improving controls would materially reduce exposure.
See each environment in portfolio context.
Compare normalized exposure across environments, reveal outliers, and focus attention on the changes most likely to reduce risk.
Physical exposure doesn't stand still.
Valtera helps insurers focus on the exposures that matter most and gives underwriting visibility into risk that may otherwise remain hidden. For operators, it helps prioritize interventions that can meaningfully change risk. This creates a bridge between physical exposure and economic impact.
See what has changed
Surface evidence that supports or challenges the last risk-engineer assessment.
Compare exposure across environments
Turn individual assessments into a consistent portfolio view so insurers can identify outliers, benchmarks, common drivers, patterns, and changing conditions.
Direct attention where it matters most
Use exposure intelligence to help determine where additional engineering review, evidence, or intervention is needed.
Exposure keeps changing after the assessment is complete.
Without ongoing exposure intelligence, insurers and operators may be making decisions using incomplete, inconsistent, or aging information about the environments they are responsible for.
What is the cost of not knowing?
Better exposure intelligence should change more than what an organization knows. It should clarify what should change, how uncertainty is treated, and ultimately how risk translates into financial outcomes within environments and across portfolios.
Electrification is increasing battery exposure.
The risks are changing with it.
Valtera begins with battery exposure, a fast-changing property risk that is difficult to observe consistently. The same exposure intelligence model is designed to extend as new risks emerge.
The Future
Valtera is building toward economic intelligence.
Not just what the exposure is, but what can change it and the financial significance of acting or not acting.
Valtera is actively validating the methodology required to move from descriptive to prescriptive and ultimately economic intelligence.
Independent, impartial, and aligned to the needs of insurers and the organizations they insure.
Secure, private, permissioned handling of exposure data.
Purpose-built from real operating, policy, and risk-management challenges.
As structured evidence accumulates, Valtera can support stronger comparison, benchmarking, and interpretation across environments and portfolios.