THE RISK OS PLATFORM

The harness that puts
agents to work in risk.

Connect evidence, agents, tools and reviewers in one governed workflow. Keep your existing systems and decision authority.

WHAT A HARNESS MEANS HERE

Define the work.
Control how it runs.

An agent performs a task. Risk OS coordinates the process around it.

01 / INSTITUTIONYour systems, evidence & policies

Loan systems · Documents · Risk models · Data sources

02 / RISK OS HARNESSContext → Policy → Execution → Human review → Record

State, permissions, waits, escalations and evidence carried through the workflow.

03 / AGENTIC WORKCollect. Analyse. Check. Prepare. Follow up.

Domain-specific agents and tools work inside the agreed process.

04 / YOUR TEAMReview exceptions. Authorise decisions.

Credit officers, risk teams and operations retain the decisions assigned to them.

Conceptual operating architecture. System connections and permissions are agreed per deployment.

CONTROL WHEN THE PROCESS CHANGES

Work can wait.
The context stays.

Select a condition to see how the harness is intended to handle the next step.

ONE WORKFLOW. DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.Illustrative walkthrough
  1. 01Coverage recomputed: 1.24×
  2. 02Minimum required: 1.25×
  3. 03Exception sent for review

Human review required

The calculation stays attached to the finding. A person reviews the exception before the next authorised step.

THE PLATFORM FOUNDATION

Same controls.
Different risk workflows.

01

Context

Source-linked evidence and case state.

What is the task based on?
02

Policy

Versioned rules at workflow transitions.

May this step proceed?
03

Execution

Tool calls, dependencies and resumable waits.

What happens next?
04

Human review

Evidence and exceptions routed for judgement.

Who has authority?
05

Record

Events, versions and review decisions retained.

How did we get here?

STARTING FOUNDATION

Built in stages.
Validated with you.

Prototype work demonstrates durable state, versioned rules, resumable waits and source-linked credit review. The first application is credit.

See the credit workflow

Define the pilot boundary

  • Which workflow and systems are in scope
  • Which actions agents may take
  • Which exceptions require human review
  • Data access, model routing and security requirements
  • Acceptance criteria and operating ownership

Current demonstrations include synthetic cases, simulators and recorded responses. Institution-specific integrations and production controls require validation.

START WITH ONE RISK WORKFLOW

Your workflow.
Your first Risk OS pilot.

Discuss a scoped pilot