Hybrid
The decision engine and the data stay with you; NEXCLARA receives only technical metrics and aggregated indicators, with no personal data at all.
Who it is for
The institution profile this mode is the right choice for, not the list of those that could make do with it.
- Banks wanting to keep their data while benefiting from continuous supervision.
- Institutions without an operations team large enough for a fully self-run mode.
- Institutions in transition, wanting to keep the option of switching.
How it works
What is actually in place in this mode, and who operates it.
- Local processing, remote supervision
The decision is computed at your site. NEXCLARA receives technical metrics — availability, latency, volumes, errors — and aggregated indicators.
- No personal data transmitted
What is sent is measurable and verifiable by your teams: the metrics are documented, and nothing else leaves.
- Continuous improvement without access
Aggregated indicators allow the platform to improve without ever accessing a file.
What it means for your operations
What this mode asks of your IT team, and what it spares them.
- You keep control of the data and of where it resides.
- NEXCLARA retains the ability to supervise service quality, and therefore to spot a problem before you do.
- Version upgrades remain coordinated with your teams.
What it does not allow
What this mode does not allow. A deployment mode is chosen on its limits as much as on its promises.
- Supervision covers the service, not the decisions: a business problem remains yours.
- The telemetry channel must be permitted by your network policy, even though it carries no personal data.
When it is the right answer
You will not let data leave, but you do not want to carry incident detection alone either.