Resolver Risk Management review
A cloud ERM platform spanning risk, compliance, suppliers, incidents and continuity.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Resolver Risk Management brings several governance workflows into a centralized cloud platform for mid-market and enterprise organizations. Risk owners and compliance teams can use it to identify, assess and monitor organizational risks, with a shared register as the organizing layer. The feature set also covers compliance obligations and controls, supplier oversight, incident records, business continuity planning and exercises, plus reporting dashboards. That breadth makes it relevant to organizations seeking structured core ERM across departments rather than a tool focused on only one risk process.
The workflow coverage is its clearest strength. Teams can connect risk assessment and monitoring with compliance management, third-party risk oversight and incident tracking, while continuity planning addresses preparation beyond the register itself. Reporting and dashboards give risk teams a way to present organizational risk information. Buyers should still assess whether these listed workflows match their governance needs; the product details do not establish broader platform or integration capabilities, so organizations prioritizing a specified ecosystem fit may want to compare alternatives.
Resolver uses a contact-sales pricing model, and prospective customers are directed to contact the vendor rather than select a published plan. That suits buyers prepared for a sales conversation, but makes it harder to compare costs from public plan information before engaging. The listed deployment is cloud and the platform is web-based. Choose Resolver when centralized registers, compliance controls, supplier risk, incidents and continuity planning are the core requirements. Organizations seeking public tier pricing or a product whose fit depends on documented integrations should weigh other options as well.
Resolver Risk Management pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Centralizes organizational risk registers and assessment workflows
- Covers compliance controls, supplier risk and incident tracking
- Includes continuity planning, exercises and risk dashboards
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting Resolver for a quote
- The listed platform is limited to web access
- Focused on core risk workflows rather than broader platform needs
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