Calibra Board ReportA board-ready quarterly Financial Health Report for any bank or credit union — composite score, all five CAMEL-style components with peer context, eight-quarter trends, and the red flags, written the way a CFO briefs a board.
Every credit union's supervisory committee and every bank's audit committee carries a duty to monitor financial condition — and most of those seats are held by volunteers who shouldn't need to parse a call report to do it. The incumbent analytics platforms are priced for institutions with analyst teams. The Calibra Board Report is priced for the people actually in the room: a clear composite score, honest peer context, and a narrative that reads like a good CFO's briefing — because it's built by one, a 30-year credit union capital-strategy executive and former CFO.
Want to see the scoring first? Look up any institution free in the FI Analyzer, and read the Calibra Pulse — our free mid-year read on all 8,500 U.S. depositories.
A typeset PDF for your institution: the Calibra composite score, all five CAMEL-style components scored against your true peer group, eight-quarter trendlines, a plain-English narrative of what changed and why it matters, and a red-flag section your board can act on. It's formatted to drop straight into a board packet.
No. Calibra scores are analytical estimates computed from public regulatory filings (NCUA 5300 and FFIEC call reports). They are not examination ratings, are not the confidential CAMELS ratings assigned by your regulator, and involve no non-public information. Many boards use them precisely because they're an independent, documentable monitoring tool.
Subscribe before September 1, 2026 and the annual rate is $99, locked for as long as you remain subscribed. After the Q2 refresh publishes, new customers pay $99 per quarterly report. Founding subscribers keep their rate — permanently.
One license covers your whole institution. You get an invite link the board secretary can forward — directors register with whatever email they actually use, including personal addresses. No seat counting, no IT project.
Within days of each quarterly call-report data release — typically late February, May, August, and November. You'll have the analysis in hand before your next board cycle.
Full refund on your current period, no questions. The product is meant to earn its renewal each quarter.