Tebrunavyo multi-exchange oversight overview
Features

Detailed tools for multi-exchange oversight and control

Tebrunavyo brings balances, analysis summaries, and proposed actions into one review workflow. You keep approval authority — the platform provides structure, documentation, and limits.

Read-only connections by design. Rebalancing is proposed for your review — nothing moves without your explicit approval.

Feature overviewReview-based
Visibility
Unified
Balances in one view
Analysis
Summarized
AI-supported notes
Action
Approval
You confirm first
Portfolio viewIncluded
Risk limitsConfigurable
Audit logExportable
Informational tooling only. Not investment advice.
What is included

Six features that support steady, documented decisions

Each feature is designed to reduce manual checking and make reviews easier to understand, discuss, and document.

1. Unified portfolio view

See connected exchange balances side by side without switching tabs or spreadsheets. Holdings are grouped by asset with a clear breakdown by venue.

  • Consolidated balances by asset and exchange
  • Consistent layout for regular reviews
  • Clear timestamps for each data refresh
About portfolio view →

2. AI-supported summaries

Get plain-language summaries of allocation shifts, concentration, and recent changes to support your review — with source data always visible.

  • Change highlights in review-ready wording
  • Context linked to underlying figures
  • No automated trading or execution
About analysis summaries →

3. Approval-based proposals

When allocation drifts from your target, Tebrunavyo drafts a rebalancing proposal. You review, adjust, or dismiss it — approval is always required.

  • Draft proposals with rationale shown
  • Adjust targets before approving
  • Dismiss with reason recorded
About proposals →

4. Risk limits and controls

Document your own boundaries for position size, venue exposure, and review frequency. Proposals are checked against those limits.

  • Custom limits per asset and venue
  • Warnings when limits would be exceeded
  • Limits visible on every proposal
About risk controls →

5. Reporting and audit trail

Keep a chronological record of summaries viewed, proposals received, and decisions made — useful for internal review and record-keeping.

  • Decision log with timestamps
  • Exportable summaries for records
  • Consistent format across reviews
About reporting →

6. Connection management

Manage exchange connections in one place. Permissions are read-only, and you can pause or remove a connection at any time.

  • Read-only API key guidance
  • Connection status monitoring
  • Simple disconnect at any time
Connection questions in FAQ →
Portfolio and analysis

From scattered balances to a single review screen

Connect your read-only keys once, then review holdings, summaries, and proposals in the same workflow.

Exchange A — Connected Exchange B — Connected Exchange C — Syncing
  • ✓Grouped by asset, split by venue. Understand where each holding sits without manual aggregation.
  • ✓Summaries with visible data. Every AI-supported note references the figures it is based on, so you can verify quickly.
  • ✓Proposals, not orders. Suggested adjustments include target allocation, current allocation, and the difference to review.
Review — Allocation summaryExample layout
AssetShareStatus
BTC—Within target
ETH—Review suggested
Stable—Within target

Proposal draft appears below the table with rationale and limit check. Approval required to proceed.

Controls and documentation

Limits you set, checks you can see

Risk controls are documented rules that shape every proposal. Reporting keeps the history of what was suggested and what you decided.

Control areaWhat you defineHow Tebrunavyo applies it
Allocation targetsTarget ranges per asset groupProposals reference current vs. target allocation
Venue exposurePreferred limits per connected exchangeFlags proposals that would increase concentration
Review cadenceHow often you want to reviewSummaries grouped by review period
Approval ruleManual approval for all actionsNo execution without your explicit confirmation
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Decision log

Each proposal records its rationale, limit check, and your decision — approved, adjusted, or dismissed.

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Exportable summaries

Save review summaries in a consistent format for internal records or discussion with advisors.

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Read-only by default

Connections use read-only permissions. You can pause syncing or remove a connection whenever you choose.

How reviews work

A calm, three-step review routine

Features are organized around a simple routine you can repeat weekly or monthly. No constant monitoring required.

STEP 01

Check the unified view

Open one screen to see balances, recent changes, and connection status across venues.

Benefit: less tab-switching and manual reconciliation.
STEP 02

Read the summary

Review the AI-supported notes on allocation drift and concentration, with figures attached.

Benefit: faster understanding before any decision.
STEP 03

Decide on the proposal

Approve, adjust, or dismiss the draft rebalancing proposal. Your choice is logged.

Benefit: documented control with you as final approver.
Tebrunavyo review workflow illustration

Try a more structured review process

Start with a read-only connection and see your unified view, summaries, and first proposal draft. Learn more about the approach on About and Advantages, or find answers in FAQ.

You will be directed to the connection form on the main page. Informational tooling only — not investment advice.