Simply, click on any risk to open the risk details screen.
You will see the risk details card below.
Click on the dropdown buttons to manually edit your scores.

A common and easy way to include quantitative measures into your risk rating is to assign a probability level to each possible likelihood value and to assign a dollar impact to each possible impact value. The dollar value may be based on a percentage of firm capital, total assets, annual revenue, strategic reserves, or other meaningful business metrics.
​
As with traditional risk scoring, likelihood and impact are multiplied together to generate inherent and residual risk values in dollars or other currency. In the example above, the level 3 “Possible” inherent likelihood is associated with a 33% probability and the level 5 “Extreme” inherent impact is associated with a financial loss of $15 million. These figures multiply together to generate an expected potential loss of $4.95 million. The organization has partially effective controls in place, which has not affected the residual likelihood, but has lowered the residual impact to level 4 “Major” with a value of $5 million, resulting in a calculated residual risk of $1.65 million.