Risks and opportunities usually end up scattered: in a spreadsheet, in a colleague's private notes, or in workshop minutes nobody opens again afterwards. That makes it hard to tell what actually matters and what should have been dealt with long ago. With risk and opportunity management in Q.wiki, you capture risks and opportunities systematically, assess them consistently, and link them directly to the processes they affect. What used to be scattered knowledge becomes a clear thread everyone can follow.

What changes for your everyday work

What this looks like in practice

A supplier drops out at short notice, right in the middle of production. In the use case "Risk management for ISO 9001" you can see how a missed spreadsheet entry becomes a single, assessed risk: severity and likelihood are estimated using two sliders, which produce the risk score, directly linked to the right action.

And because that one risk never stands alone: the risk dashboard gives you an overview of every risk at a glance - how many are rated high, where the highest risk score sits, and how all risks are distributed by severity and likelihood, both in the risk matrix and in the breakdown charts. For a management review, one glance is enough - no more piecing numbers together from individual issues.

Assessing a single risk, plus a look at the risk dashboard with an overview of all risks

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Create a risk or an opportunity
Assess risks
Risk dashboard