Quantivate ERM review
Quantivate ERM connects risk assessment, mitigation, loss tracking and reporting across GRC functions.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Quantivate ERM is web-based software for organizations managing enterprise risk as part of a broader governance, risk, and compliance program. It supports process- or scenario-based assessments, qualitative and quantitative scoring, appetite and indicator tracking, mitigation workflows, and loss-event management. Its stated fit spans small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations, including regulated organizations such as financial institutions. This is a fit for teams that want risk work connected to other GRC functions, rather than a standalone risk register alone.
The product’s breadth is a defining consideration. Teams can prioritize and mitigate risks, record loss events, and use customizable dashboards and reports, with alerts and email notifications supporting follow-up. Shared risk data connects information across GRC functions, while single sign-on and user provisioning are among its listed capabilities. Compliance management, third-party risk, incident management, and business continuity are associated category capabilities; the vendor describes compliance and third-party management as connected GRC capabilities that may require related modules. Organizations should account for those modules when evaluating scope.
Ecosystem fit is centered on Quantivate: listed integrations include Quantivate Business Continuity, Quantivate Vendor Management, and Quantivate GRC applications. That can suit organizations already considering Quantivate for connected risk and GRC work, but buyers looking for a wider named integration ecosystem should assess fit carefully. The deployment is cloud-based, phone support is listed, and the vendor offers implementation and ERM consulting services. Pricing is contact-sales rather than a published self-serve plan, so prospective customers should request a demo and clarify which modules and services match their requirements. Choose Quantivate ERM for linked assessments, indicators, mitigation, loss tracking, and reporting; consider alternatives if broad external integrations or standalone pricing are priorities.
Quantivate ERM pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports both qualitative and quantitative risk scoring
- Tracks appetite, indicators, mitigation workflows and loss events
- Shares risk data with Quantivate GRC applications
- Where it doesn't
- Integrations listed focus on Quantivate products
- Compliance and third-party risk may require related modules
- Pricing is handled through a sales contact
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