How to make a new country risk profile
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The risk for each country can differ for your organisation. As a default, pascal considers the risk of a country based of the corruption perception index (CPI), the risk is defined by the CPI in segments of 20 as seen in the figure below. You can create a new country risk profile.
- Click on your initials in the top right corner.
- Select Settings besides your Pascal environment's name.
- Navigate to the Risk Classification page in the Organisation section.
- Select Show advanced settings.
- Scroll to the Country Risk section at the bottom of the page.
- Press Create a new profile.
- Fill in a new name for your country risk profile. You can choose to copy an already existing template and adjust the countries to your desired risk, or you can create a blank profile where the risk of each country can be allocated one by one. After your selection, click on the Apply button.
- You can now select the new profile in the Active country risk profile drop down at the top of the page in the Risk section. After selecting a new profile here, save your changes by pressing the Save button in the top of the card.
To make a country risk profile you have to be an organisation owner or admin.