ClariRisk

Pre-launch for NHS-facing suppliers

Built for the real split between DCB0129 and DCB0160

Clinical safety assurance for live NHS products, not static document packs

ClariRisk is a linked assurance platform for NHS-facing software. It helps suppliers keep DCB0129 assurance version-aware, modular, and reusable across releases and deployments, while giving trusts stronger inputs for locally governed DCB0160 work.

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Built for supplier-side Clinical Safety Officers, founders, product leaders, and implementation teams managing repeated NHS deployments.

  • Version-aware assurance tied to product change
  • Modular outputs mapped to real product shape
  • Linked supplier-to-trust working without shared accountability
  • Built for repeated deployments across many NHS organisations
  • Structured reuse instead of release-by-release rework

The product thesis

The real problem with current DCB0129 and DCB0160 working

Most NHS-facing products are live systems. They change, release, integrate, configure, expand, and diverge across organisations.

But clinical safety assurance is still too often handled like a static submission exercise: Word documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, email attachments, duplicated packs, and local versions that drift the moment the product changes.

That may be tolerable for one-off systems. It breaks down for live software released repeatedly across multiple NHS organisations, where supplier evidence needs to stay reusable and trust-side DCB0160 work needs a better starting point than semi-detached documents.

When assurance is not tied cleanly to versions, modules, workflows, integrations, and local deployment context, the same problems keep coming back.

What breaks in practice

  • Release-by-release rework as teams rebuild or reassemble static packs
  • Weak version traceability between the product and the assurance behind it
  • Harder supplier-to-trust handover when local teams start from semi-detached inputs
  • Monolithic assurance that does not map well to modules, integrations, or workflow variation
  • Growing divergence between what the product is and what the safety pack says it is

This is not only an admin problem. It is a structural mismatch between static assurance working and live NHS software deployed repeatedly at scale.

What ClariRisk is

A linked assurance platform for NHS-facing digital products

ClariRisk is built around the actual structure of clinical safety governance: suppliers own DCB0129, deploying organisations own DCB0160, and both sides need connected assurance without shared accountability.

Instead of treating clinical safety as a bundle of disconnected documents, ClariRisk treats it as living, structured assurance tied to the product itself.

What it enables

Supplier-side assurance can be versioned, modular, and reused properly across releases and deployments. Trust-side teams can start from stronger supplier inputs without losing local governance.

What it is not

It is not a nicer hazard log, a generic compliance workspace, or a shared sign-off layer. It does not replace trust-side DCB0160 or merge supplier and trust accountability.

Structured reuse

Reuse supplier assurance from a governed baseline instead of reassembling static packs for every release or request.

Deployment-ready inputs

Give trust teams stronger inputs that are already tied to versions, modules, workflows, and change history.

Real product shape

Map assurance to modules, integrations, workflows, and feature scope instead of forcing everything into one generic pack.

Core message one

Linked assurance, not shared accountability

ClariRisk is designed around a simple principle: connected workspaces, separate responsibility. Supplier and trust work can stay connected without blurring who owns what.

The goal is not shared liability. The goal is cleaner handover, stronger traceability, and less avoidable rework between supplier-side DCB0129 assurance and trust-side DCB0160 deployment governance.

Connected workspaces

Separate responsibility

Traceability intact

Core messages two and three

Assurance that moves with the product and works across repeated NHS deployments

ClariRisk is built to keep assurance tied to product change, shaped around real modules and workflows, and reusable across many local trust contexts without forcing every deployment back into document chaos.

Version-aware assurance

Assurance that stays in step with the product

When the product changes, the assurance history, approvals, hazards, controls, and outputs should still make sense in that same versioned context. Releases should extend from a structured baseline with a clear change trail, not trigger a fresh document scramble every time.

Modular assurance

Mapped to real modules, workflows, and integrations

Different trusts may use different modules, integrations, workflows, feature sets, and local configurations. ClariRisk ties safety content more cleanly to real product shape so outputs stay relevant without becoming vague or monolithic.

Repeated deployments

One supplier baseline, many local trust branches

Shared product-level assurance can stay structured and reusable while each organisation still governs locally. Product changes can flow forward without turning repeated NHS deployments into dozens of unrelated document trails.

Trust-side value

Trust-side value without overclaiming

ClariRisk is not a shortcut around DCB0160. Trusts still need to assess local deployment risk, local workflows, local configuration, local mitigations, and local governance decisions.

What changes is the quality of the starting point. Instead of reconstructing what applies from semi-detached supplier documents, trust teams can start from stronger supplier assurance already tied to product versions, modules, and change history.

What improves for trust teams

  • Stronger supplier inputs for local deployment assurance
  • Clearer traceability into versions, modules, and change history
  • Less time spent reconstructing relevance from generic packs

What remains local

  • Trust-side DCB0160 accountability
  • Local governance, mitigations, and sign-off decisions
  • Operational ownership of the deployment context

Early access

Get early access to a better operating model for clinical safety assurance

ClariRisk is being built for suppliers managing live NHS products across releases, deployments, and multiple organisations. If your team is tired of static packs, release-by-release rework, weak handover, and assurance that drifts from the product, this is the right time to get involved.

Early access is especially relevant for

Supplier-side CSOs

Teams carrying supplier DCB0129 accountability across live product change.

Founders and product leaders

Leaders feeling assurance sprawl as the product, customer base, and release cadence grow.

Implementation teams

Teams managing repeated deployments where context quality affects rollout and governance effort.

Trust-side leaders

Leads who want stronger supplier inputs without any blurred accountability boundary.

Be first to see the model in practice

Join the waitlist for focused updates on version-aware, modular, linked assurance and the first product workflows taking shape.

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Early access

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FAQ

Questions before you join

Quick answers on product category, accountability boundaries, fit, and why version-aware assurance matters.

Is ClariRisk just a hazard log tool?

No. Hazard management matters, but ClariRisk is a linked assurance platform designed to keep hazards, controls, versions, releases, modules, and deployment context connected.

Is this just document management for clinical safety teams?

No. Document storage is part of the picture, but the core value is the assurance model underneath it: version-aware, modular, deployment-aware, and structured for supplier-to-trust continuity.

Does ClariRisk replace trust-side DCB0160?

No. Trusts still own local deployment governance and local clinical risk decisions. ClariRisk improves the quality and structure of supplier inputs, not local accountability.

Does it merge supplier and trust responsibility?

No. ClariRisk supports linked assurance, not shared accountability. Supplier-side DCB0129 and trust-side DCB0160 stay connected, but separately governed.

Who is ClariRisk primarily for?

The primary user is the supplier-side team managing live NHS products across releases and customers: Clinical Safety Officers, product leaders, founders, and implementation leads. Trust-side teams benefit, but supplier assurance sprawl is the first problem being solved.

Why does version-aware assurance matter so much?

Because live NHS products change. When assurance is not tied properly to releases and product versions, traceability weakens, rework grows, and trust handover gets harder every time the product evolves.

Why does modular assurance matter?

Because not every trust deploys the same thing in the same way. Modular assurance makes it easier to align outputs to real modules, integrations, workflows, and local deployment shape instead of relying on one oversized generic pack.

Is this only useful for large suppliers?

No. It is especially valuable for teams feeling the strain of repeated releases, growing trust demand, deployment variation, and assurance that no longer scales cleanly through documents and email.

What stage is the product at?

ClariRisk is pre-launch and currently working with early interest to shape the first product workflows and early access experience.

Founder note

Built for living assurance across supplier releases and trust deployments

ClariRisk is being shaped around a practical truth: NHS-facing software is live, modular, and repeatedly deployed, but too much clinical safety working still behaves like a one-off submission exercise. The product is being built to close that gap without blurring the accountability boundary between supplier-side DCB0129 and trust-side DCB0160.