VIEW-ONLY RISK REGISTER β€” shared by the organiser
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Risk Register Β· For event organisers

Every risk scored. Nothing forgotten.

The event risk register that scores itself β€” built by an event director, not a software company. Set probability and impact, and every risk gets its rating, colour and place on the heat map. Owners, plans and review dates keep it alive until event day.

  • Automatic scoring β€” probability Γ— impact, no formulas to drag
  • Live 5Γ—5 heat map for the steering meeting
  • Risk library: the classic event risks, ready to add
  • Owners, mitigation plans and overdue review flags
  • View-only links and authority-ready PDF

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Inherent β€” the risk as it stands today: the probability and impact you scored in the register, before mitigation takes effect. This is the honest starting picture.

After mitigation β€” the residual picture: the probability and impact you expect once controls and mitigation actions are in place. Score these in the register's Residual column. Risks without residual scores don't appear in this view β€” so the gap between the two pictures is exactly the work still to do.

Heat map β€” probability Γ— impact
Click a cell to highlight its risks. Click again to clear.
Top exposures

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The whole register travels inside the link β€” no account needed. Recipients see a read-only copy (a snapshot of this moment; re-share after changes).

How to use Risk Register.

One register per scope. One risk library per event. One heat map for every meeting.

1 Β· Scoring

Give each risk a probability (1–5) and an impact (1–5). The score, the colour and the band β€” Low to Extreme β€” compute themselves. Change either number and everything follows: the row, the heat map, the top-exposure list. No formulas to drag, none to break.

2 Β· Building the register

Category rows (dark) group risks by theme: weather, technology, people, money. Drag rows by the β Ώ handle to reorder. ↕ Sort orders each category by score, worst first. Paste a whole list at once with πŸ“‹ Paste list β€” one risk per line.

3 Β· The risk library

The πŸ—‚ Risk library tab holds the classic event risks β€” power cuts, network overload, weather, no-shows β€” with typical scores and suggested controls. Add them to any register with πŸ—‚ From library, then adjust the numbers to your event. Add your own presets; they carry to every future event.

4 Β· From list to plan

A risk without an owner is a worry, not a plan. Give each risk a response (Monitor, Treat or Avoid), mitigation actions, an owner and a review date. The coverage bar in the toolbar shows how much of your register has an owner and a plan. Passed review dates turn red β€” that's the register telling you it's going stale.

Mitigation working? Score the residual columns β€” probability and impact after your controls β€” and the Risk Board can show both pictures.

5 Β· Risk Board β€” the meeting view

β–Ά Risk Board is the full-screen view for the steering meeting: the 5Γ—5 heat map, top exposures, coverage and overdue counts. Toggle between inherent and after-mitigation. – Report prints it as an A4 risk report for authorities and the board. πŸ”— Share sends a view-only link β€” including a direct Risk Board link.

6 Β· Saving

Everything saves automatically in this browser. πŸ—‚ My events holds all your event projects β€” one per event, open and switch freely. – Save file / β€’ Open file in the top bar move an event between computers or into your own archive as a file.

Want the worked example from the free test as a reference? πŸ—‚ My events β†’ οΌ‹ Example event. Your own events start clean.

Paste risks