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How is a plan's risk level determined?

Priority combined with successor count and readiness.

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What is Succession Planning and how does it work?Plans for key roles, candidates ranked by real readiness, risk surfaced automatically.
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What statuses can a succession plan be in?Active, filled, or cancelled.
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How is a plan's risk level determined?Priority combined with successor count and readiness.
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Is there a dedicated view for high-risk plans?Yes, the Risk tab.
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How is a plan's risk level determined?

Risk is driven by the plan's priority, how many candidates are identified, and how ready they actually are. A critical role with zero ready candidates surfaces as higher risk than a low-priority role with several strong candidates.

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Is there a dedicated view for high-risk plans?

Yes, the Risk tab.

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What is Succession Planning and how does it work?

Plans for key roles, candidates ranked by real readiness, risk surfaced automatically.

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