Skip to content
SocialAtoZ

Quantivate

Verified

GRC and business continuity built for banks, credit unions and financial services, with matching services

Not yet rated. Be the first to review Quantivate.

Quantivate screenshot See all screenshots
  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price Quoted on request
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Small Business, Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is Quantivate?

Quantivate provides governance, risk and compliance software with business continuity as a core application, and its distinguishing characteristic is a deliberate focus on regulated financial institutions: banks, credit unions, financial services, mortgage banking and insurance.

That focus changes the product in ways a general GRC platform cannot replicate. Financial institutions operate under examination rather than under general regulation, meaning an examiner will arrive, ask for evidence, and form a judgement about the institution's risk management. Software built for that environment is organised around producing examination evidence rather than around internal reporting, and the difference shows in how records are structured and retained.

Credit unions being named separately from banks reflects a real distinction, since they are supervised differently, are usually smaller, and rarely have the dedicated risk staffing that a bank of equivalent asset size carries.

Applications cover enterprise risk management, business continuity, vendor management, compliance management, IT risk management, internal audit, issue management, complaint management, and policy and document management.

Complaint management appearing as a core application is specific to this sector. Consumer complaints are a supervised matter in financial services, examiners review how they are handled, and patterns in complaints are treated as evidence of underlying conduct problems rather than as customer service noise.

Vendor management matters similarly, since regulators hold institutions responsible for the third parties they rely on, and a continuity plan that assumes a critical vendor will recover is an assumption an examiner will test.

Services are offered alongside the software, covering GRC consulting, enterprise risk management and business continuity services. For a small institution without dedicated risk staff, buying the capability alongside the software is often the only realistic route. Pricing is not published.

Key Features of Quantivate

  • Business continuity planning and management
  • Enterprise risk management
  • Vendor and third-party management
  • Compliance management
  • IT risk management
  • Internal audit
  • Issue management
  • Consumer complaint management
  • Policy and document management
  • Operational resilience management
  • Procurement solution
  • GRC consulting and business continuity services
  • Configurations for banks, credit unions and insurers

Quantivate Pricing

Quoted

Quoted on request

No pricing is published. Normally quoted on institution size and modules taken, with consulting and continuity services priced separately.

Quantivate Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Desktop
  • Web App
Built for
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Phone
Public API
Yes
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
quantivate.com

Quantivate Screenshots

Quantivate Reviews

No reviews yet

Used Quantivate? Share your experience and help other buyers decide.

Quantivate FAQs

No pricing is published. GRC platforms for financial institutions are normally quoted on institution size and modules taken, with services priced separately.

Because these institutions operate under examination rather than general regulation. Software built for that is organised around producing examination evidence, which changes how records are structured and retained.

Because they are supervised differently, are usually smaller, and rarely carry the dedicated risk staffing a bank of equivalent asset size has, so both the requirements and the resourcing differ.

Because consumer complaints are a supervised matter in financial services. Examiners review how they are handled, and patterns are treated as evidence of conduct problems rather than as customer service noise.

For a small institution without dedicated risk staff, often yes. GRC consulting, ERM and business continuity services are published alongside the software, and buying the capability is frequently the only realistic route.