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Quick summary
  • Assuric suggests each hazard’s ID from the pattern your first hazard sets, so decide it before you start, especially with several products.
  • Hazards and controls come with default statuses, and any status you add is available across every product.
  • Name each status so it makes sense without its colour, which means nothing to an assessor reading an exported log.

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Hazard IDs

Every hazard has an ID, such as HAZ-001. Assuric suggests the next one when you create a hazard, and you can change it if needed. The ID format follows the pattern your first hazard sets.
  1. Give your first hazard the pattern you want, for example HAZ-APT-001 for a product called Appointment Manager.
  2. Assuric suggests the next number in that pattern.
The info icon beside Hazard ID lists other suggestions:
The ID suggestions tooltip listing suggested hazard IDs and what each is based on

The Hazard ID suggestions on a new hazard. The first follows the product's existing pattern; the product prefixes start a new one.

Decide your ID pattern before you create your first hazard, especially with several products.

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Statuses

Assuric’s default statuses are a starting point: you can add your own to hazards and controls. Incidents have their own statuses, which you can customise too (see Statuses). The default hazard statuses are: Controls have their own statuses: Awaiting Evidence and Done. To create a status:
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Click Create New

Open a status dropdown on a hazard or a control and click Create New.
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Name it and choose how it looks

Name it, then pick a colour and icon from the library. Once saved, it’s available across every product in your workspace.
The hazard status popover open, showing the current status

The status control on a hazard, currently set to Draft.

Make each status name work on its own: colour means nothing to an assessor reading an exported log.

Create a hazard

Add a hazard, set its ID, score it and choose its status.

Hazard log overview

How the hazard log fits together, and how to read its table.