Incident severity description

1 Low impact → 5 Widespread critical impact

What this tool does

Use incident severity description to organize it / engineering operations data before returning it to your spreadsheet.

Starting definition

• 1 — Low impact: Lowest level: Low impact. The row gives no meaningful evidence of a higher level.
• 2 — Low: Level 2 of 5: limited evidence between low impact and widespread critical impact.
• 3 — Moderate: Level 3 of 5: clear but moderate evidence between low impact and widespread critical impact.
• 4 — High: Level 4 of 5: strong evidence between low impact and widespread critical impact.
• 5 — Widespread critical impact: Highest level: Widespread critical impact. Explicit, strong evidence meets the upper end of this rubric.

Make it fit your work

Select relevant source columns. Edit the categories, rubric, or condition, preview 20 rows, and adjust the review threshold. Corrections and threshold changes never consume credits.

Example data

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Limits

Suggestions can be wrong. Confidence is a review signal, not a guarantee. These tools organize information for human review.

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