Build a risk assessment matrix, create mitigation plans, and track risk management, all from the new risks module. Similar to issues, teams can flag and manage risks within procedures, providing control over variables that can negatively impact your operation.
Create a Risk
Navigate to the Risks module in the left navigation pane and click + New Risk.
Create a title to identify the risk.
Add any notes, if desired.
Associate the Risk to a project. (Optional)
Add an Owner. (Required)
Add an asignee. (Optional)
Set Severity vs Probability using the Risk Assessment Matrix.
Click create.
New risks will be created in a Draft state.
Click into the Risk to view, edit, or set to Active.
A Risk can be marked as Accepted if there is nothing more to do and no mitigation steps. If the Risk has been Accepted, it will need to be re-opened before it can be edited.
Edit Risks
In the Risk overview screen click the vertical 3 dot menu in the top right corner to Edit.
Active risks can not be edited. To edit move back to draft using the 3 dot menu.
Edit the Risk to make changes, add attachments, or add a mitigation plan.
Add Mitigation
Create a mitigation plan with 1 or more steps which can contain Text, Note, Caution, Warning, or Link to Procedure content blocks.
For more info on adding steps and content blocks, check out the Anatomy of a Step article.
Click the Save icon when the mitigation plan is complete.
Associate to Procedure
To associate a Risk to a procedure, navigate to a Draft version of the procedure and click the + next to the Procedure ID. Select Add Risks.
Select the desired Risk from the drop down menu.
Multiple Risks can be added to the procedure using the + Add Risk button.
If there is a project associated to the Risk, the procedure must be in the same project.
The associated Risk(s) will be listed at the top of the procedure runs.
Click into the Risk from the procedure to complete the mitigation plan.
Custom Details
Custom Details can be added in the Risks Settings page, which is accessible using the gear icon to the right of the Risks module.