What and why
The Voyager portfolio overview gives you a financial picture of climate risk across your properties. Instead of looking at risk scores alone, you can see the actual monetary value that is exposed to climate hazards. This is useful for reporting to leadership, board presentations, and regulatory documentation.
How it works
The portfolio overview shows two key figures:
Total property value. The combined value of all properties in your portfolio. This is split into two sources: user-provided values (entered by your team) and Telescope estimates (generated when no user value is available).
Value at risk. The portion of total property value that is exposed to climate hazards. This is also split by source: values derived from completed assessments, and Telescope estimates for properties that haven't been fully assessed yet.
Below the summary cards, you see your folder structure with aggregated data per folder: name, responsible person, aggregated climate risk score, number of properties, and number of sub-folders. You can search by folder name or responsible person, and sort by any column.
Good to know
The split between user-provided and Telescope-estimated values is shown as a percentage. The more property values and assessments your team completes, the more of the total is based on your actual data rather than estimates.
Value at risk is calculated based on the property values and the risk assessment results. It reflects potential financial exposure, not predicted losses.
The portfolio overview is a Voyager feature. For screening module users, portfolio analytics work differently and are focused on climate risk score distribution and concentration risk.