简要回答
ROSP Runtime is the operational risk layer: the system defines constraints and capabilities per business scenario, judges risk from real business facts, generates executable business actions, and flows resolution results back as new facts — so risk keeps running instead of being checked once.
Keep operational risk running
Scenario, constraint, capability, action — a closed loop on real business facts.
RUNTIME
The Runtime model
- 1
Scenario
Define the business scenario: point pricing, exposure, hedging, inventory, settlement
- 2
Constraint
Business and risk constraints the scenario must satisfy
- 3
Capability
The set of executable capabilities
- 4
Action
Generate business actions from facts and constraints
- 5
New fact
Action results flow back as new business facts
常见问题
Q. How is Runtime different from a rules engine?
A. A rules engine judges single indicators. Runtime runs complete business scenarios, organizing facts, constraints, capabilities and actions into a closed loop that tracks resolution results.
Q. What happens after a risk is resolved?
A. The system updates business facts and the risk state changes; if the risk remains or new risk appears, Runtime keeps running and flagging.
Run your scenario once
Book a demo and see Runtime turn facts into actions.