Use conditional formatting to visually represent different risk conditions.
Quickly identify areas of concern based on severity, occurrence, or detection metrics, or create customized profiles for additional clarification.
A pre-determined list of options is available based on common industry standards. Simply toggle an option to render results according to the defined rules.
All rulesets can be modified and adjusted to meet specific needs.
Rules automatically adapt based on the template or feature being used. This ensures risk visualization is consistent, accurate, and aligned with the methodology or standards relevant to your FMEA analysis.
For example:
The 4th edition template applies rulesets tailored for RPN.
When using AIAG & VDA templates, Action Priority (AP) is used, results are re-rendered accordingly.
If GM’s Risk Priority Level (RPL) is activated, the results are recalculated based on that ruleset.
Modifying Existing Profiles & Rules
Locate the Risk Profiles section within the Risk Management Suite.
Click the gear icon next to the section title.
In the drawer that appears, select the profile name you want to edit.
Choose an existing rule to modify or select Add Rule to create a new condition.
Configure the Rule
Apply to Column – Select the column the rule should apply to.
Format Cells If – Choose the condition that triggers the rule.
Value – Define the threshold or value.
Choose a Color – Select how the cell will be highlighted.
Click Update Rule to finalize the changes.
Creating New Profiles & Rules
From the Risk Management Suite, select Add New Profile.
Enter a Profile Name.
Add at least one rule by following the rule configuration steps above.
Once saved, the new profile can be enabled or disabled at any time to visualize risk conditions within the worksheet.
Risk Profiles provide a flexible way to visualize risk, highlight potential issues, and ensure alignment with industry-specific FMEA methodologies.