No more spreadsheets that drift
Your function mapping lives on the same map IT maintains, so it stays current when systems and connections change.
For Risk & Compliance
Every critical function, mapped to what it runs on.
Asset Navigator links your critical functions to the applications, AI agents, datasets and external providers behind them, with their classification, criticality and owner. You see the full impact of a change or an incident, and you can show it to your auditor or regulator.
Why Risk & Compliance teams use it
You answer for the critical functions. IT knows what they run on.
No more hidden AI and providers
AI agents and external providers often sit outside the official inventory. Here they are assets like any other, linked to the functions they support.
No more evidence gathered in a rush
When the auditor asks, the answer is already there: one view, one export, instead of a week of emails to IT.
How Risk & Compliance teams use it
One map. Five ways to show control.
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01
Functions
Define what mattersAdd your business functions, flag the critical ones, and link the assets they depend on. Open a function to see its full network, including the upstream systems that feed it.
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02
Assets
Classify every assetRecord data classification, confidentiality and risk profile, and flag what is business critical or regulatory critical, next to the functions each asset supports.
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AI inventory
Keep a central AI inventoryEvery AI agent with its provider, purpose, owner and risk rating, in the same map as the rest of your landscape. Missing fields are flagged, so you see what to complete.
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Technologies
Answer "are we affected?"When a security release or vendor notice lands, see which assets use the technology, which are critical and which critical functions sit downstream.
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Projects
Know which changes touch critical functionsSee which projects change assets behind a critical function, so you are involved before the planning is done, not after go-live.
Your AI inventory, ready for the regulator.
FINMA and the EU AI Act both expect you to know which AI systems you use, what they do and how risky they are. Export your AI inventory report from the same data your teams maintain every day.
See the AI inventory report
FINMA Guidance 08/2024
Central AI inventory with risk classification
AI inventory report
EU AI Act
Know which AI systems you deploy, and where
AI agents as assets
FINMA Circular 2023/1
Critical functions and what they depend on
Function map
What you get
Evidence you can show, not assumptions.
Documentation that stays current
Your mapping is updated where the systems are documented, not in a separate file.
Clear accountability
Every critical function and AI agent has a named owner and the assets it depends on.
Gaps made visible
Missing owners, purposes and risk ratings stand out, so you fix them before an auditor finds them.
One language with IT
Your classifications and their technical connections sit in the same map, so both sides see the same impact.
Who it's for
Different roles. Same map.
Everyone sees what they need, and acts with confidence.
Developers
Understand dependencies before making changes, and see which applications, APIs, databases, datasets or reports are connected.
Read moreProject managers
See the potential impact of projects and changes, without relying on individual team members to explain the landscape.
Read moreIT Architects
See the technical landscape across business units and regions, to spot reuse, avoid duplicate builds and keep new solutions aligned with your architecture.
Read moreBusiness analysts
Understand where information comes from, how it moves through systems, and which reports or processes depend on it.
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