Manage assessments

Important 

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You can edit, retakecopy, archive, download, and delete an assessment.

Prerequisites

You have a global role with the Assessments > Conduct assessments global permission.

Edit an assessment

You can edit an assessment or its name only if its status is Draft.

Steps

  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment you want to edit.
    The assessment page opens.
  3. Click Edit draft.
  4. Edit the responses to the assessment questions.
    Tip You can also edit the name of the assessment if the assessment was created without an asset.
  5. Do one of the following:
  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment you want to edit.
    The assessment page opens.
  3. Edit the responses.
    Your responses are automatically saved.
    Tip You can also edit the name of the assessment if it was created without an asset. To edit the name, click the name, edit it, and then click outside to save it.
    Image of the assessment name section

Copy an assessment

When you copy an assessment, a duplicate of the assessment is created in the Draft status. The new assessment includes all the responses and view permissions from the original assessment, with the exception of assignees.

Note You can't copy an assessment whose template is deleted or updated.

Steps

  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment you want to copy.
    The assessment page opens.
  3. In the upper-right corner of the page, click , and then click Copy.
    The new assessment immediately opens in the Draft status.

Note In the Properties section of the new assessment, the Owner field shows the name of the user who copied the assessment, instead of the name of the user who created the original assessment. The Created on field shows the date and time when the assessment was copied.

Retake an assessment

You can retake an assessment for the same asset using the Retake button in the assessment. You can also retake an assessment for a different asset of the same asset type using the Copy for another <asset type> button in the assessment. For example, if you conducted an assessment for an asset named AUC of the AI Use Case asset type, you can retake that assessment for a different asset of the AI Use Case asset type.

When you retake an assessment, a duplicate of the original assessment is created in the Draft status. The new assessment copies the responses and view permissions from the original, but it doesn't copy the assignees. You are automatically set as the owner of the new assessment.

Note 
  • You can't retake an assessment if its template is deleted. If the assessed asset is deleted, you can retake the assessment for a different asset.
  • You can retake an assessment if its template is updated. That is, you can retake an assessment even if it uses an older version of a template. The new assessment, however, always uses the latest version of the template. This means that any changes in the latest template, such as added, edited, or removed questions, are reflected in the new assessment. If a question was removed from the latest template, it isn't shown in the new assessment.

Steps

  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment you want to retake.
    The assessment page opens.
  3. As needed, click Retake or Copy for another <asset type>.
    Tip If you can't find this button, click More.
    The new assessment is created and its assessment page opens in the Draft status. In the Properties sidebar of the new assessment, the Owner field shows your name, instead of the name of the user who created the original assessment. The Created field shows the date and time when the assessment was retaken.
Tip 

Mark an assessment as obsolete

You can mark an assessment that is in the Completed or Submitted status as obsolete only if you are the owner of the assessment. If you mark a submitted assessment as obsolete, the status of the Assessment Review asset that was created during submission also becomes Obsolete. Obsolete assessments are also shown in the table on the Assessments landing page.

Steps

  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment you want to mark as obsolete.
    The assessment page opens.
  3. In the upper-right corner of the page, click → Mark as obsolete.

    The Mark as obsolete dialog box appears.
  4. Click Mark.

    The status of the assessment becomes Obsolete.

  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment you want to mark as obsolete.
    The assessment page opens.
  3. Click More → Mark as Obsolete.
    The status of the assessment becomes Obsolete.

Download an assessment

You can print an assessment or download it as a PDF using the Print button. The printed or PDF version of an assessment doesn't contain the descriptions or tooltips of questions.

You can download an assessment as a PDF using the Download PDF button. The PDF captures all the information shown on the assessment details page, except for the descriptions of questions.

Steps

  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment whose PDF you want to download.
    The assessment details page opens.
  3. In the upper-right corner of the page, click → Download PDF.
    The PDF is downloaded to your computer.
  4. Click the assessment you want to print.
  5. Click Print.
    Tip If you can't find the Print button, go to More → Print.

Delete an assessment

You can delete an assessment only if you are the owner of the assessment. If you delete a submitted assessment, any pending approval task or the linked Assessment Review asset won't be automatically deleted. You need to manually delete the asset.

Steps

  1. Open Assessments.
  2. Click the assessment you want to delete.
    The assessment page opens.
  3. Click More → Delete. In the upper-right corner of the page, click → Delete assessment.
    The assessment is deleted.