How It Works
A consistent path from information to action.
STC VeriRisk™ organizes workforce, contractor, and operational information through four practical stages: Connect, Verify, Assess, and Act.
Step 1: Connect
Bring relevant information into one decision framework.
Begin with the systems, files, records, and processes already used by the organization. Define the people, contractors, roles, facilities, projects, requirements, and risk questions the platform must support.
During early discovery and validation, approved manual or simulated data may be used. Live data connections are introduced only after scope, contracts, permissions, security, and data-use requirements are approved.
Step 2: Verify
Confirm the quality and applicability of the evidence.
Determine whether information is present, current, complete, and relevant to the role, assignment, contractor, task, or operating requirement. Record missing evidence, exceptions, reviewer notes, and required follow-up.
Step 3: Assess
Apply consistent criteria without hiding professional judgment.
Use defined rules and a 5×5 likelihood-and-severity model to support prioritization. Preserve the evidence, assumptions, reviewer input, and controls behind the assessment.
The resulting status supports an authorized decision-maker; it does not replace the organization’s policies, qualified judgment, or legal responsibilities.
Step 4: Act
Assign ownership and follow the response through closure.
Create corrective actions, identify responsible parties, set due dates, require completion evidence, monitor overdue items, and document review or acceptance.
Implementation approach
Discover
Define business objectives, users, decisions, data sources, risk criteria, and reporting needs.
Configure
Set up organization structure, roles, permissions, registers, assessments, workflows, alerts, and reporting views.
Validate
Test the workflow using approved manual, sample, or simulated data. Confirm usability, access controls, decision criteria, reporting, and audit history.
Deploy
Release an approved scope to authorized users, train stakeholders, document responsibilities, and monitor early adoption.
Improve
Review outcomes, exceptions, user feedback, data quality, and reporting needs. Expand the platform in controlled phases.