Monday’s briefing, already written
What leadership gets, when they get it, and the AI that writes it.
Updated 7 October 2026
Riskamy AI reads every change across your registers and writes leadership a plain-English briefing: what rose, what fell, who is running late and which decisions are waiting. It runs on your schedule, uses the AI model you choose, and never signs anything off.
What’s in a briefing
- Risks that rose, and the incident or failed control behind each move.
- Risks that improved, once their controls were re-tested.
- Reviews that are overdue, and which have been escalated.
- Decisions waiting, such as whether to accept or treat a risk that crossed appetite.
Who gets it, and when
You choose the audience and the cadence: a weekly note to the risk team every Monday morning, a monthly summary for the executive committee, a quarterly summary for the board risk committee. Each one is written from the current state of your registers, so nobody spends a weekend assembling it.
Ask it anything in between
Leaders don’t have to wait for the next briefing. Ask in plain English:
- Which risks crossed appetite this month?
- Who owes us an assessment?
- Draft the board summary for Q3.
Your AI, your choice
Riskamy doesn’t bundle a model. Connect the AI your company already trusts: Claude, OpenAI, DeepSeek, or a model running on your own hardware, including one that runs fully offline. You use your own account with your provider, so there’s no AI mark-up on your Riskamy bill.
What the AI doesn’t do
It drafts, chases and summarises. Ratings, approvals and sign-offs always stay with a person, and every action the AI takes is on record alongside everyone else’s.
See it on your own register. Bring the spreadsheet you use today.
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