Administration · Business entities
See exposure for each part of your organization.
Most organizations are more than one business. Define the entities yours is made of, assign assets to them, and the Exposure Score rolls up for each one.
- Per entityExposure Score
- Unassignedassets shown plainly

1Define
List the entities your organization is made of.
Administrators define business entities such as subsidiaries, business units or brands. The entities sit in a single list that administrators manage.
2Assign
Group assets by business entity.
Assign each asset to an entity, and the Exposure Score rolls up for that entity. Assets with no entity show as Unassigned, so gaps in assignment stay visible.
What it does
Roll the Exposure Score up for each entity.
What it never does
Hide assets that have no entity.
3Executive view
Show executives exposure entity by entity.
The executive exposure view breaks the score down by business entity, with daily history. Leaders can see which part of the organization carries the most exposure.
Capabilities
What's included.
Your own entity names
Name entities the way your organization does: subsidiaries, business units or brands.
Administrator managed
Administrators create and maintain the list of business entities.
Asset assignment
Assign each asset to the entity it belongs to.
Unassigned stays visible
Assets without an entity appear as Unassigned in the roll-up.
Entity-level Exposure Score
Each entity gets its own Exposure Score from 0 to 1,000.
Daily history
Asset, entity and enterprise scores each keep a daily history.
Works with
Connected to the rest of Venevor.
FAQ
Common questions.
What counts as a business entity?
Whatever your organization reports on separately, such as a subsidiary, a business unit or a brand.
What happens to assets that aren't assigned?
They appear as Unassigned in the Exposure Score roll-up, so you can see what still needs assigning.
Who can change business entities?
Administrators manage the list of business entities.
See exposure by entity on synthetic data.
We'll set up entities for a synthetic organization and show the executive view.