Camms Risk Management
Enterprise risk management (ERM) software
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What is Camms Risk Management
Camms Risk Management is an enterprise risk management (ERM) application used to identify, assess, treat, and monitor organizational risks and controls. It supports risk registers, control and incident tracking, action plans, and reporting for governance and assurance teams. The product is typically used by mid-sized to large organizations that want a configurable ERM workflow and alignment to broader performance and strategy management within the Camms platform.
Configurable risk registers and workflows
The product supports configurable risk taxonomies, scoring models, and workflows for capturing and managing risks across business units. Users can tailor fields, forms, and approval steps to match internal governance processes. This flexibility is useful for organizations that need to standardize risk management while accommodating different operational contexts.
Integrated controls and action tracking
Camms Risk Management links risks to controls, treatments, and action plans to support ongoing mitigation and accountability. It enables assignment of owners, due dates, and status tracking to help teams manage remediation work. This structure supports audit and assurance activities that require evidence of control operation and follow-through.
Reporting and executive visibility
The product provides dashboards and reporting to summarize risk exposure, trends, and treatment progress for leadership and committees. It supports roll-ups across divisions to create an enterprise view of risk. This helps organizations communicate risk posture consistently across stakeholders.
Implementation and configuration effort
Because the platform is designed to be configurable, initial setup often requires careful design of taxonomies, scoring, and workflows. Organizations may need vendor or partner support to implement at scale and to align the system with existing governance processes. This can extend time-to-value compared with more prescriptive ERM tools.
User experience varies by setup
The usability of screens, forms, and dashboards depends heavily on how the instance is configured and governed. Inconsistent configuration across departments can lead to uneven data quality and reporting. Organizations typically need strong internal administration to maintain a coherent ERM experience.
Integration details not always transparent
While ERM programs often require integrations (e.g., identity management, BI tools, ticketing, or document repositories), the specific out-of-the-box connectors and API capabilities can vary by deployment and licensing. Buyers may need to validate integration methods, limits, and costs during procurement. This can be a constraint for teams seeking extensive automation across multiple systems.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Annual Subscription (modular, user-based) | Custom pricing — contact sales / Request a demo | Licensing is modular and user-based; fee impacted by selected modules and number of users; typically includes updates, upgrades, technical support and hosting. Implementation services and customer care (Camms.College) are billed separately and are bespoke based on customer requirements. |
Seller details
Riskonnect, Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
2007
Private
https://riskonnect.com/
https://x.com/Riskonnect
https://www.linkedin.com/company/riskonnect/
