Getting Started

Criora turns any location on Earth into a structured climate-risk report. This guide walks you through the entire process from selecting a location to understanding your report.

What you can do

• Score any location on 15 physical climate risks at site level plus additional country-level dimensions
• Explore the underlying data with 24 environmental map layers
• Track live threats on the Radar, available for any of your locations
• Use the Teleport feature to compare any of your locations by risk, or against cities worldwide
• Switch to TCFD-aligned views when you need a disclosure-ready summary

Generate your first report

1. Pick a location

From the home page, type an address, place name, or coordinates into the search field. The map zooms to the result and drops a pin. You can also click anywhere on the map to place the pin manually.

2. Generate the report

Click Analyze location. The platform processes the request through a three-stage pipeline:

1. Collecting factors loads relevant geospatial satellite data and analyzes open databases
2. Calculating risks scores the 15 climate risks and produces additional physical measurements
3. Complete: your report is ready

This usually takes less than a minute.

3. Read the report

The report opens with five tabs: Outlook, Risks, TCFD, Teleport, and Maps. Start with Outlook for the headline score, then drill down. This page also exposes the Radar and the Teleport. See Reading a Report for the full walk-through.

What’s next

• Working with Layers: explore the data feeding your report on the map
• Reading a Report: make sense of every tab and panel
• Comparing Locations: side-by-side comparison with your other sites and reference cities
• Live Dispatches: the near-real-time hazard radar on the Outlook tab
• How Scoring Works: what the numbers mean
• Risks Overview: definitions for each risk type
• Data Sources: provenance behind every score

Need help?

Reach out to us at [email protected].