> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://interfacing.gitbook.io/interfacing-help-files/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://interfacing.gitbook.io/interfacing-help-files/risk-analysts/risk-application.md). # Performing Risk Assessments (Apps) Use the Risk application to identify, evaluate, and manage risks through a structured assessment workflow. ## Overview The **Risk** application is a workflow-driven solution for managing organizational risks. It supports the full lifecycle of a risk assessment, including creation, execution, and review. {% hint style="info" %} All assessments are logged, assigned, and tracked in a centralized system, ensuring visibility, accountability, and compliance with organizational standards. {% endhint %} *** ## Application Prerequisites Before users can work with the **Risk** application, administrators must configure the following settings:

General Settings

**Location** Define geographical or operational locations relevant to your organization. **Compliance Program** Define compliance programs applicable to your organization. **Frequency** Define the intervals at which activities are scheduled to occur. **Category** Define categories for classifying and organizing activities across the organization.

Risk Settings

**Project** Define strategic initiatives or projects relevant to your organization.

Action Item Settings

**Effectiveness Check Duration** Define durations used for effectiveness checks.

Product(s) / Equipment Application

**Product /** **Equipment** Define products relevant to your organization.

Supplier Application

**Supplier** Define suppliers relevant to your organization.

{% hint style="success" %} For detailed setup instructions, see [**Risk Application Settings**](/interfacing-help-files/administration-and-configuration/configuring-application-settings/risk-application-settings.md). {% endhint %} *** ## Accessing the Application To access the **Risk** application: 1. Select the **Apps** tile in the side navigation bar. 2. On the **Apps** page, either: * Expand **Risk** in the navigation tree, or * Navigate to the **Risk** section in the application gallery.

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The application opens, displaying its available modules.


Schedule Risk Assessment	Use this module to plan and schedule a risk assessment for a future date.
Start Risk Assessment Immediately	Use this module to initiate a new risk assessment instantly without prior scheduling.
Waiting for Risk Assessment	Use this module to view risk assessments that are scheduled or pending execution.
Risk Assessment List	Use this module to view all submitted risk assessments, tracking progress through the workflow.
Risk Assessment Questionnaires	Use this module to create, manage, and review questionnaires used during risk assessments.
Risk Reassessment	Use this module to initiate an assessment or review for a previously completed risk assessment.

{% hint style="danger" %} Available modules vary based on your assigned permissions. {% endhint %} *** ## Learn More Refer to the following guides for detailed instructions:

		Roles	Related Module(s)				Cover image
How to Create & Manage Risk Assessments	Perform assigned tasks to advance assessments through the Risk Management workflow.	Creator, Risk Assessor, Risk Manager, Action Owner	Schedule Risk Assessment	Start Risk Assessment Immediately	Risk Assessment Questionnaires	Risk Reassessment	IMS-V16-NAV-Library-Icons-64.png
How to Track & Monitor Risk Assessments	View and monitor risk assessments throughout their lifecycle.	Creator, Risk Assessor, Risk Manager	Waiting for Risk Assessment	Risk Assessment List			App-V16-Icons-1.png

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