Due Diligence Risk Agent
A structured vendor due-diligence workflow designed for a European asset manager, using real questionnaires as the grounding material for the prototype.
Problem
Risk reviews combine narrative answers, judgement, and repeatable scoring. The workflow needed a clearer shape before any model could be trusted with it.
My role
Designed the workflow and risk model around impact, likelihood, score, and rationale, then translated it into an AI-ready integration pattern.
What was built
A structured assessment flow that gives reviewers a consistent place to inspect the inputs, reason about risk, and retain the rationale behind a decision.
Architecture
questionnaire inputs → structured risk fields → model-assisted analysis → reviewer decision
The client wired the integration to its own model through scripts.
Evaluation & controls
The important control is the structured review step: impact and likelihood remain visible, and the model does not silently replace the reviewer’s judgement.
Trade-offs
Keep the first version close to the existing questionnaire and decision language rather than introducing a broad autonomous agent with unbounded scope.
Evidence of completion
Local portfolio evidence describes the workflow as designed and prototyped, with client-validated time savings. The underlying client materials are not published here.
Next step
Turn the prototype into a redacted, synthetic case study with a small evaluation set and an explicit approval record.