RAID that comes from the work.
A RAID log that only exists because someone remembered to type into it is theater. Bridge Playbooks derives Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies from tasks, meetings, and dependency graphs — then lets you publish curated snapshots to the client portal.
No per user fees, ever.
A RAID log that only exists because someone remembered to type into it is theater. Derived RAID starts from what’s already happening in the work.
How this actually gets used
The register is empty because it’s nobody’s job to update it
The Old Way
Someone set up a RAID tab in a spreadsheet at kickoff. Three weeks later it still has the two risks from the kickoff meeting and nothing since — not because nothing changed, but because updating a spreadsheet nobody looks at isn’t anyone’s job.
A dependency risk isn’t visible until it blocks something
The Old Way
Task B is quietly assumed to depend on Task A finishing on time. Nobody wrote that assumption down anywhere. When A slips, the first anyone hears about the risk to B is when B is already late.
Derived from tasks, meetings, dependencies
RAID isn’t a parallel spreadsheet. Items are derived from what’s already happening in delivery — tasks, meetings, and the dependency graph — so the register reflects the work.
Not a manual-only register
You still curate and decide what matters. The difference is you’re not starting from an empty RAID tab every Monday hoping someone remembered the risks.
Curated snapshots to the client portal
Publish what the client should see — not the entire internal backlog of noise. Snapshots keep client communication intentional.
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Upload via Hub admin (key: feature-playbooks-raid-detail)
Bridge replaces
One product, one bill, one source of truth — instead of stitching 4 subscriptions together.
How Bridge compares to Spreadsheet RAID logs
Spreadsheet RAID logs's approach
Excel/Google Sheet RAID tabs are familiar and flexible. They’re also easy to forget, hard to tie to live tasks, and awkward to share cleanly with clients.
Free spreadsheet + forgotten updates
Choose Spreadsheet RAID logs if: a lightweight manual log is enough and someone reliably maintains it.
Uplift Bridge's approach
Derived RAID starts from engagement work and dependencies in Playbooks, then supports curated client portal snapshots. Same practice system as kickoff, delivery, and Planner — not a fifth tool.
Included in Bridge Playbooks add-on (\$29/\$69) — requires Planner
Choose Bridge if: you want RAID derived from live delivery with curated client snapshots.
Frequently asked questions
No per user fees.
No forced contracts.
No sales call.
Built by Tommy Spann after 25 years running consulting firms. Bridge is the practice software he wanted and couldn't find — so he built it.
