Create and run a basic risk indicator in the Risk Workspace
Create and run a basic risk indicator to identify the possibility of a future adverse impact on your organization. Indicators are an early warning system and they enable you to take preventative action on the risks. Basic indicators are automated indicators based on an indicator source.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_risk.manager or sn_risk.admin
About this task
In a basic indicator, the data is automatically collected from the source you specify. You must specify the supporting data before adding the criteria to filter data.
Procedure
Navigate to All > Risk > Risk Workspace > Indicators > Risk indicators.
Click New.
On the form, fill in the fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Category | Category of the indicator. For example, select Risk Indicator to create a risk indicator. |
| Inherit from template | Option to create the indicator from an existing template. |
| Template | Template used to create the indicator. This field appears only if the Inherit from template option is selected. |
| Override template | Option to override the template's properties such as the name of the indicator. |
| Name | Name of the indicator. If you select a template in the Template field, then this field is automatically set to the template name. |
| Description | Brief description of the indicator. This field is automatically set if you select a template in the Template field. |
| Entity | Entity used to filter risks. |
| Applies to record | Record that the entity applies to. |
| Risk | Filtered risk that is related to the indicator.Note: If you have selected an indicator template, then the risk is also filtered based on the template. |
| Owning group | Group that owns the indicator. |
| Owner | Owner of the indicator. This field is automatically set to the owner's name based on the risk. |
| Method | |
| Type | Method used to determine the type of indicator. Select Basic. |
| Target type | Type of the target value. The choices are as follows:- None: Use this option if you do not want to set up any target or threshold for the indicator. - Percentage: Use this option to determine the indicator result by a percentage value. - Count: Use this option to determine the indicator result by a count value or total number. |
| Target | Value that determines if the indicator succeeded \(passed\) or failed. |
| Result based on target value | Result configuration field. The choices are as follows:- Passed - Failed For example, assume you enter 100 in the Target field. If the indicator result output is more than 100, then the indicator status is Passed or Failed based on the value configured in this field. |
| Basic Criteria | |
| Note: This section appears only after you specify supporting data. | |
| Criteria | Criteria to filter the data from the source table. Click Set conditions inside the field and create filters for the conditions. |
| Additional Criteria | |
| Additional criteria | More criteria to filter the data to calculate the target value. This section only appears when Percentage is selected from the Target type field. Click Set conditions inside the field and create filters for the conditions. |
| Schedule | |
| Collection frequency | Collection frequency for indicator results. Indicator tasks and results are generated automatically based on the indicator schedule. |
| First run date | Date the indicator was first run. |
| Next run date | Next collection time for indicator results. This field is automatically set based on the value in the Collection frequency field. You can also edit this field and change the date.Note: This field only gets updated based on the scheduled runs and not when the indicators are manually executed. |
| Results | |
| Status | Status of the indicator to show whether the indicator passed or failed. |
| Previous status | Previous status of the indicator to show whether the indicator passed or failed. |
Click Save.
To collect supporting data, click Specify supporting data and do the following:
In the Source table field, select the table used for collecting supporting data.
In the Supporting data fields field, select the fields of the source table that are used for collecting the supporting data.
While specifying the supporting data fields, you cannot dot-walk in the Risk Workspace.
In the Sample size field, specify the minimum number of records that must be used for collecting supporting data.
Click Save and reload the form.
Click Execute.
The Indicator Results related list appears.
To see the results of the indicator, click the Indicator Results related list and do the following:
Click the result that you want to view.
To view the snapshot of the supporting data, click View supporting data.
To view a particular live record, click View for that record.
Live records always open in the classic user interface and not in the Risk Workspace user interface.
Parent Topic:Using the Risk Workspace