Add risks for a project

Versão de lançamento: Australia

Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026

1 min. de leitura

Add a risk to a project to identify, analyze, prioritize, plan, and track a risk during any phase of the project life cycle. Assess potential problems and the severity of their impact to take informed decisions about the project.

Antes de Iniciar

Role required: it_project_manager

Por Que e Quando Desempenhar Esta Tarefa

A risk is any uncertain event that can potentially impact the success or outcome of a project. For example, an incorrect estimate of factors like financial outlay or resource assignments can cause schedule slippage. Another example of a risk is a change in project requirements. Recording risks ensures that decision makers have all relevant information when assessing a project's progress. A project manager can add risks to a project and assess them. While adding risks, the project manager can add risks from an existing library of project risks that are applicable for their unique projects.

Procedimento

Navigate to All > Project > Projects > All.
Select the project to which you want to add risks.
In the Risks related list, select New.
Alternatively, select Create from Library if you have the Advanced Risk plugin activated.
1. Select the risk statements as required.
2. Select Create Risks.
Only the risks statements that belong to the Project category are displayed for the user.
On the Risk form, fill in the fields.

For more information, see Risk, issues, decisions, actions, and request change (RIDAC) form.

Nota:
The Risk Assessment Summary section only appears when the Enable Advanced Risk PPM Integration property is enabled.
Select Submit.

O que Fazer Depois

Assess the risks that have been added. For more information, see Assign project risks to stakeholders for assessment
Convert an existing risk to an issue, decision, action, or request change and close the risk. For more information, see Convert one RIDAC (Risk, Issue, Decision, Action, and Request Changes) record to another for a project.
Associate the risk with existing issues so you can track dependencies and recognize trends for the future. For more information, see Associate existing RIDAC (Risks, Issues, Actions, Decisions, and Request Changes) records for a project.