OneDigital Launches RiskIP to Revolutionize Proactive Risk Management for Modern Businesses
By Lauren Towner · 22 September 2026
In brief: OneDigital has launched RiskIP, a proprietary framework designed to help organizations identify and act on operational risks before they become financial losses, moving beyond traditional insurance.
| Product Name | RiskIP |
|---|---|
| Developer | OneDigital |
| Framework Stages | Issues, Implications, Interventions |
| Core Focus Areas | People, Property, Products, Profits |

OneDigital, a leading insurance brokerage, financial services and HR consulting firm, today announced the launch of RiskIP, a proprietary risk management framework designed to help organizations see how risk impacts their core growth drivers - people, property, products and profits, and act on the risks that sit outside their insurance policies, before those risks become losses.
Most risk programs start and end with the insurance conversation: what's covered, what it costs, how it renews. That conversation doesn't always surface emerging exposures, show how they compound across a business, or reduce the odds they occur in the first place. RiskIP was developed to start earlier, giving organizations a structured way to manage their total risk investment proactively rather than simply financing losses after they happen.
The framework moves clients through three stages: Issues, Implications, and Interventions. Each stage builds on the last, surfacing exposures a standard insurance review wouldn't catch, identifying what those exposures actually cost a business if left unaddressed, and prioritizing the specific actions that reduce them. That's the shift RiskIP makes: instead of a conversation about coverage, RiskIP starts with the operational, financial, and strategic issues driving risk in the first place. The challenges leaders face are rarely contained to one line of business, and neither are the solutions.
"Too many organizations treat their insurance program as their risk strategy, when it's really the last line of defense," said Amanda Shults, National Practice Leader, Property & Casualty at OneDigital. "Workforce pressure shows up in loss runs. A cyber event shows up in a valuation. Those dots don't get connected when advisors work in silos. RiskIP gives our clients a structured way to see the issues that are actually driving their risk profile, understand what those issues mean for business performance, and act on them. It's a shift from reacting to risk to leveraging risk to drive better outcomes."
Most brokers formalize a process for placing insurance coverage. RiskIP formalizes a discipline for reducing risk, independent of what's purchased or from whom. RiskIP is OneDigital's proprietary framework for identifying, leveraging, and acting on risk exposures before they surface as losses.
RiskIP is designed to work across OneDigital's Property & Casualty practice, including specialty product and industry focuses— from construction and real estate to complex property, architecture and engineering, and medical professional liability — giving clients a consistent risk lens no matter their sector.
Frequently asked questions
What is the OneDigital RiskIP framework?
RiskIP is a proprietary risk management framework launched by OneDigital to help organizations identify and act on risks before they become financial losses. It focuses on how risk impacts core growth drivers like people, property, products, and profits, offering a structured approach that goes beyond traditional insurance policy coverage.
How does RiskIP differ from traditional insurance programs?
Traditional programs often focus reactively on what is covered and the cost of renewals. In contrast, RiskIP facilitates proactive risk management by starting the conversation earlier, identifying operational and strategic issues that drive risk, and providing a discipline for reducing exposures independent of insurance placement.
What are the three stages of the RiskIP process?
The RiskIP framework moves clients through three distinct stages: Issues, Implications, and Interventions. This process surfaces exposures that standard reviews miss, identifies the actual cost of those exposures to the business, and prioritizes specific actions to reduce them before they surface as losses.
About the companies
Companies in this story: OneDigital
People in this story: Amanda Shults