Risk Flags and Follow-Up Suggestions
The AI identifies potential issues and recommends questions to clarify scope.
What Are Risk Flags?
Risk flags highlight concerns that could affect project success:
Common Risk Flags
How to Use Risk Flags
- Review before starting — Address flags in kickoff
- Ask clarifying questions — Use suggested follow-ups
- Document agreements — Get clarity in writing
- Set expectations — Discuss concerns openly
Suggested Follow-Up Questions
The AI generates questions based on gaps detected:
"You mentioned a tight timeline. Can you confirm the firm deadline and if there's any flexibility?"
"The project scope is broad. Could you prioritize the must-have features vs nice-to-haves?"
"Will there be other stakeholders reviewing deliverables? Who should be included in feedback rounds?"
When to Raise Concerns
Some risk flags warrant deeper discussion:
- Budget significantly below scope — Have a frank conversation
- Timeline is impossible — Negotiate before committing
- Vague requirements — Discovery session needed
Risk Flags in Exports
When you export data to CSV, risk flags are included so you can analyze patterns across submissions.
Remember: Risk flags are meant to help you succeed. Addressing them early prevents problems later.