RiskFlag risk management software
Registers
Capture customisable tabular data. Make decisions with confidence.
RiskFlag’s Registers module helps you capture, assess, and manage structured data sets in real time. We give your team the clarity and control to make confident, accountable decisions when time is critical, the stakes are high, and there’s no room for uncertainty.
What the Register module helps you do
Behind every safety case there is a need to understand what could go wrong and identify potential problems before they become costly issues. The customisable Register module is flexible to your needs. Its allows the creation of a Risk Register or summaries of the output of a Hazard Identification (HAZID) workshop, as well as the creation of complex Failure Mode, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA).
RiskFlag’s Register module offers a structured, tailored way to record and monitor risks across your organisation, projects, or assets. Use it as a standalone tool or connect it to other RiskFlag modules like Bow Tie and Safety Case for a complete, contextual picture of risk.
Key features:
Task management and assurance are built in, so teams stay aligned and audits stay simple.
Tailor your layout to suit your frameworks with fields, filters, and categories to make your register work the way your team does.
Link risks to the live safety case, so every decision has context, logic, and nothing gets missed.
Track who’s responsible, what’s overdue, and what’s changing. All in real time, with alerts that prompt timely action.
View every update, version, and comment with full traceability. Share input across user roles without losing control.
Secure, 24/7 cloud-based access means your team can log in from any browser, without installations or IT complexity.
Benefits at a glance
RiskFlag streamlines risk management across industries
Housing
Whether you're managing fire risk in a high-rise or structural safety across a portfolio, RiskFlag have you covered. The software can be configured to reflect the specific risks, review cycles, and reporting needs of the housing sector, supporting safer decision-making at every level.
Aviation risk register
In safety-critical aviation environments, visibility is everything. RiskFlag’s aviation project risk register module is designed to support regulatory compliance, risk traceability, and live updates across inspections, operations, and engineering teams.
Why choose RiskFlag?
- We’re risk-thinking: RiskFlag brings together deep sector experience, lived responsibility, and a commitment to clarity, equipping people to make sound decisions under pressure.
- We push boundaries: We apply aviation-grade safety case logic, rethink how evidence is structured, and challenge conventional ways of working when they don’t stand up to scrutiny.
- We design for decision-makers: RiskFlag is built for the people who carry the weight of risk. We provide better structure, support, and tools that hold up in the moments that matter.
- We stay close: You get direct access to the people behind RiskFlag. We’re here to offer you fast support and transparent advice from day one.
- We keep improving: If something can be clearer, faster, or more robust, we change it. We’re constantly innovating to find the best risk management solutions.
We’ve been where you are. That’s why we’ve built what no one else could – industry-defining software, shaped by lived experience and backed by experts who know what’s at stake.
FAQs
HAZID stands for Hazard Identification. It is a structured process used primarily in high-risk industries and for Higher-risk Buildings (HRB). HAZID identifies potential hazards that could cause harm and assesses them for severity and likelihood, thereby allowing prioritised risk management to take place.
A risk register is a structured tool that is used to identify, assess and track potential risks. Risks may be safety or reputational, for example. A risk register is essential for proactive risk management. It typically includes risk descriptions, categories, likelihood, impact, mitigation actions, and ownership. A good risk register example might also track controls, deadlines, and current status to support oversight and reporting.
Risk registers should be reviewed regularly to keep information accurate and relevant. The review frequency depends on your risk tolerance, regulatory requirements, and project timelines, but typically occurs quarterly, biannually, or in alignment with key milestones. Critical risks may require more frequent or ad hoc reviews.
A risk register identifies and ranks risks. The safety case justifies that the risks are being mitigated in a robust structure, such as Claim-Argument-Evidence.
A risk register is a working artefact that records each individual risk, how it's assessed, who owns it, and what’s being done. A risk report summarises key insights from the register, showing overall risk exposure, themes, and trends in one snapshot.