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Risk Register Template

Log risks with likelihood, impact and a RAG status, sorted by exposure so the biggest threats sit at the top.

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risk-register · sample dataLive
RiskLikelihoodImpactStatus
Vendor delayHighHighRed
Scope creepMediumHighAmber
Staff churnLowMediumGreen
Sorted by exposure (likelihood × impact).

What's inside this template

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Exposure scoringLikelihood × impact, ranked.
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RAG statusRed/amber/green at a glance.
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Owner & mitigationWho owns each risk and the plan.
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Export the registerShare with stakeholders.

How it works

Open the template

It loads with realistic sample data so you see a finished result immediately — nothing to set up.

Swap in your data

Type over the sample values, or upload your own file and map the columns in a couple of clicks.

Read, export, share

The register recalculates instantly. Export to Excel or send a live link.

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Common questions

What belongs in a risk register?

The risk, its likelihood, its impact, an owner, and the mitigation. A risk without a named owner is an observation, and observations don't get managed.

How does RAG status get decided?

From exposure — likelihood multiplied by impact. The template sorts by exposure so the register opens on what matters rather than on whatever was entered first.

How often should the register be reviewed?

Monthly for a business-as-usual register, fortnightly on an active project. The value is in the review cadence; a register written once and never revisited is documentation, not risk management.

Start from the Risk register + RAG template

Open it with sample data, swap in your own, and export in seconds — no formulas, no blank page.

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