> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gatenox.com/gatenox-hub-wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gatenox.com/gatenox-hub-wiki/compliance-cloud-how-to/risk-assessment/final-assessment.md). # Final assessment ### Assessment without QA The final section of the review provides a comprehensive risk management feature that empowers the user to assign a risk score to the company. The risk scoring methodology must be aligned with your company's unique risk assessment policies. First, you have a choice to approve or reject the case. After providing the user-rated risk score associated with the company or individual, The Gatenox Hub will display the planned date of the recurring review. On this date in the future, the new case will be automatically opened for review.

Once the review process is completed, the case will be marked as "Completed." or "Rejected according to your final decision. At the end of the assessment, the user has the option to generate a PDF report with all the information from the review for future reference. In some cases, you may need to reassess the risk score. To reopen a case, the user can simply click on the "Reopen Verification" button.

### Assessment with QA Based on your configuration, the review can either be moved to "QA" status and will require another compliance officer to check it.

At this point, the other compliance officer has the option to either confirm your assessment (approve or reject the review) or return the case to analysis with comments. To approve the case, select "Approved" and provide a comment.

To reject the case, select "Rejected" and provide a comment.

To pass the case back to analysis, press the "Return to analysis" button, provide the comment and confirm.

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