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About RiskTools

Loss control software built by people who know the work.

RiskTools was created to give organizations a better way to manage property risk data: independent from any single carrier, practical for operations teams, and clear enough for brokers, underwriters, executives, and site leaders to use together.

Founding Team
Nick Gobin, RiskTools CEO and Founder

CEO & Founder

Nick Gobin

Nick has practiced as a Risk Engineer since 2009, including work for carriers and large international brokers. He specialized in both Property and Boiler & Machinery risks for the Forestry, Mining, and Power Generation industries.

He started RiskTools in 2022 to empower insured clients, engineers, and insurance professionals with efficient and effective software that reduces manual work and helps them focus on issues that matter.

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Scott Smith, RiskTools Business Development and Cofounder

Business Development & Cofounder

Scott Smith

Scott leads Business Development and Cybersecurity for RiskTools, ensuring your data is secure while providing an exceptional customer service experience.

Scott helped launch Input Health, which is now part of Telus Health, and founded the managed-services firm Cloud Collective. He has spent his career helping businesses run better on modern software, cloud, and AI.

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What Guides Us

Built around the realities of modern insurance programs.

RiskTools is meant to reduce friction between the people who identify risk, the people who own it, and the people who need confidence that it is being managed.

Customer-owned risk data

Impairments, recommendations, values, and underwriting records should stay with the organization that depends on them.

Operationally useful workflows

Risk data only matters when it helps field teams, brokers, underwriters, and executives take the next right action.

Built for complex programs

RiskTools is designed for organizations that coordinate across sites, insurers, brokers, consultants, and internal stakeholders.

One Platform

Seven tools that unbundle the risk-engineering stack.

Each module takes a piece of the property risk lifecycle that used to live with the carrier or consultant and puts it under your control.

01
Available now

Fire Protection Impairment Tracking

Report, track, escalate, and close impairments while notifying exactly the right people: site staff, management, brokers, and insurers. Your complete impairment history stays owned by you and portable across any carrier.

02
Coming Q4

Recommendation Tracking

Every loss-prevention recommendation from any engineer or carrier in one place, including status, owner, due date, cost/benefit, and proof of completion.

03
On the roadmap

Loss Estimates (MFL / PML)

Maintain Maximum Foreseeable Loss and Probable Maximum Loss figures per location as your own living record, not a number buried in a carrier report.

04
On the roadmap

Values Trending & Benchmarking

Track building, equipment, and business-interruption values over time and benchmark them across your portfolio before renewal pressure hits.

05
On the roadmap

Underwriting Reports

Produce clean, standardized underwriting and COPE reports you control, then release them to markets on your terms, in your format, with your narrative.

06
On the roadmap

Property & Equipment Benchmarking

Benchmark property and equipment data across every site and prioritize risk-improvement spend with portfolio-wide analytics.

07
On the roadmap

Complex Insurance Subscription Management

Manage layered and subscription placements across multiple insurers, brokers, and shares with precise control over who sees what.

Why It Matters

Better data flow means better risk decisions.

RiskTools helps teams move from static reports to shared accountability. Everyone can see what is open, what is resolved, what needs attention, and what information is ready to share with the market.

  • One record for impairments, recommendations, and supporting documentation.
  • Clear ownership and status tracking across sites and stakeholders.
  • Data that can be released selectively to brokers, insurers, and subscribing markets.
  • A platform that grows from fire protection impairment management into the broader risk-engineering workflow.