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Free RAID Log Generator

Build a project RAID log online in minutes. Add risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies, then export to a fully editable Word document, PDF or CSV. Works in your browser. No card, no signup.

Risks

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Assumptions

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Issues

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Dependencys

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Showing 4 sample entries so you can see the format. Edit them, or clear them.

Risks

Something that *might* happen and would hurt delivery.

Assumptions

Something you believe to be true but have not proven.

Issues

Something that *has* happened and is hurting delivery now.

Dependencys

Work you need from someone else to make progress.

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What is a RAID log?

A RAID log is a single document that tracks the four things most likely to derail a project: Risks, Assumptions, Issues and Dependencies. It's a core artefact in any structured project delivery method, PRINCE2, PMI, APM, and most enterprise PMOs.

The four categories explained

  • Risk, something that might happen. Track impact and likelihood, agree a mitigation, name an owner.
  • Assumption, something you've taken as given. If it turns out false, it usually becomes a risk or an issue.
  • Issue, something that has happened and is actively hurting delivery. Needs an owner and a deadline.
  • Dependency, work you need from another team, supplier, or project before you can move forward.

How often should a RAID log be reviewed?

For most projects, walk the RAID log at every weekly status meeting. High-impact items should be reviewed by the project board or steering committee monthly. Stale items (open for 30+ days with no movement) are a leading indicator of delivery trouble.

Why use this generator?

Spreadsheets work, but they don't print well, don't share well, and don't follow a consistent format across teams. This tool gives you a clean, branded export every time , in either PDF (for board packs) or CSV (for import into Jira, Asana, Monday or your own systems).