When it comes to requirement-based assessments, assessors often end up collecting data they don’t need because assessment fields apply to every requirement by default. This creates unnecessary steps and irrelevant inputs, and slows down the entire process, especially when different requirements demand different levels of detail. Our new assessment rules capability solves this by giving assessors greater flexibility and control over their assessment workflows, creating a smoother experience from start to finish. Let’s take a closer look at how this feature works and the value it brings to your audit and compliance processes.
For many risk and compliance professionals, assessments can feel rigid and repetitive. Reviewers gather more information than they need, and respondents spend extra time navigating questions that don’t apply to them. Assessment rules change this by giving assessors granular control over how each question or requirement is handled, allowing assessments to adapt dynamically based on responses and compliance context.
Here’s how this capability helps improve the assessment process:
From the Audits & Assessments module on the 6clicks platform, select the requirement-based assessment you want to apply rules to. On the Assessment Builder page, navigate to the Rules tab, then click Create Rule. This lets you set the name of the rule, the conditions, and the corresponding action, which is either to display or hide a specific field when those conditions are met.
With this feature, users can take advantage of capabilities such as:
In addition to the current show-and-hide capabilities, upcoming enhancements will extend assessment rules even further, giving assessors more options to guide responses based on defined conditions.
Overall, assessments become more targeted, efficient, and easier to complete, helping organizations reduce assessment overhead and strengthen the quality of evidence collected across programs.
Experience how assessment rules simplify assessments, cut unnecessary steps, and strengthen audit readiness.