Venvera ICT providers register with criticality and LEI
The ICT Providers register: each provider with its service type, country, criticality rating, active contracts and LEI.

The ICT Providers register (open it from Third-Party Risk › ICT Providers) is the master list of every ICT third-party service provider your organisation relies on. It is the backbone of DORA third-party risk management: providers registered here feed the Register of Information, the concentration analysis, and every questionnaire campaign, and they can be linked to the ICT assets they supply.

The provider list

Each provider is shown as a row with the following columns:

ColumnDescription
ProviderThe provider trading name, with its full legal entity name shown beneath.
TypeA short description of the service supplied (for example Cloud infrastructure, Core banking platform, AML/KYC screening, or Cybersecurity SOC/SIEM).
CountryThe ISO country code of the provider jurisdiction.
CriticalityA colour-coded badge: Critical (red), Important (amber) or Supporting (grey), reflecting how essential the provider is to your critical or important functions.
ContractsThe number of active contractual arrangements recorded for the provider.
LEIThe Legal Entity Identifier, required for the DORA Register of Information.
ActionsEdit or delete the provider record.

A search box and an All criticality filter let you narrow a long register to the providers you care about.

Adding or editing a provider

Click Add provider to register a new one, or the edit icon on any row to update it. A provider record captures its trading and legal name, the type of service it supplies, its country, its criticality rating, and its LEI. Once saved, the provider becomes selectable when you send a questionnaire and when you record an ICT asset, and it is counted in the concentration analysis.

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Keeping criticality ratings accurate matters: the concentration analysis and the Register of Information both key off which providers are Critical or Important. A provider mis-rated as Supporting will not surface in critical-function exposure metrics.