Risk management for operators
Stop tracking risk.Start removing it.
One live view of risk across every company, division, and team. Owners fix it. Leads review it. Leadership watches it shrink.
Built for companies with 20 to 500 people, and the groups that own them.
- Set up in an afternoon
- No spreadsheets
- Board-ready reports
The problem
Your risk register lives in a spreadsheet nobody opens.
Risks get logged once, owned by no one, and reviewed once a year. Rysk7 turns them into owned work with deadlines, second sets of eyes, and alerts that climb the org chart until someone acts.
One number to manage.
Risk Debt rolls up from every team to the company. Watch it fall week by week.
Many eyes on every risk.
Owners, reviewers, and backups on each risk. Nobody can sign off their own critical risk.
Triggers that escalate.
Missed a review or crossed a limit? It moves up a level automatically until it's handled.
A pro-grade register.
Cause, event, consequence. Rated controls. Full history. Exports your auditors will accept.
Every division, its own work.
Divisions manage their own risks. Leadership sees all of it, rolled up and ranked.
Board-ready in one click.
Top risks, trends, and what you need from the board, on one page per risk.
For holding companies and private equity
See every portfolio company on one screen.
Rank companies by risk, spot the same threat across the group, and push required risks to every company. Each company keeps its own data private.
League table
Sample data
| Company | Debt | Trend | Critical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Company 1 | 312 | Down 14% | 3 |
| Company 2 | 188 | Down 6% | 1 |
| Company 3 | 421 | Up 3% | 5 |
Spot it. Rank it. Remove it.
01
Spot it.
Every team logs risks in seconds. Join codes bring your people in fast.
02
Rank it.
Removal ROI shows which fix removes the most risk per hour.
03
Remove it.
Reviewers sign off. The risk turns blue. Risk Debt drops.
Early access
Make your company harder to break.
We're onboarding a small group of operating companies first.
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