TARO scans for overdue tasks, stalled workflows, velocity drops, and blocked dependencies then surfaces risk drivers and exact action recommendations before they become incidents.
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Scan
TARO monitors four distinct categories of project risk simultaneously not at the end of the sprint, not when someone files a report, but continuously. Every task state change, every velocity shift, every new dependency added updates the risk picture in real time.
Classify
Not every overdue task is a crisis. Not every velocity dip is a red flag. TARO scores each detected risk against two axes how serious it is and how close to the deadline it sits then classifies it into one of three tiers so teams know exactly which risks need immediate attention and which need monitoring.
Recommend
TARO doesn't stop at there's a risk. It tells you the specific action to resolve it which task to unblock, which person to reassign to, which scope item to defer with the reasoning behind each recommendation clearly shown. The difference between a risk alert that creates anxiety and one that creates action.
Track
Accepting a recommendation marks it as in progress but TARO keeps monitoring. If the blocker isn't resolved, the severity escalates. If the stalled task sees no movement after the reassignment, a follow up alert fires. Risks don't silently disappear from the dashboard just because someone clicked acknowledge.
The difference between a risk that becomes an incident and one that gets resolved cleanly is almost always timing. TARO buys your team the time to act.
A blocker flagged on day 2 gets fixed on day 3. A blocker discovered on the day before the deadline triggers an emergency. TARO is designed to eliminate the second scenario entirely.
Every risk in TARO comes with a specific recommended action. Not there's a velocity problem. Exactly which tasks to defer, which blocker to escalate, which person to reassign to.
Overdue tasks, stalled workflows, velocity drops, and blocked dependencies all scanned together not four separate reports your team has to manually cross reference to understand the full picture.
Not every risk is a fire. TARO's severity scoring tells you which ones need immediate attention, which need monitoring, and which are low enough to log and move on so teams don't treat everything as critical.
An unresolved high severity risk doesn't stay at high. TARO escalates it as the deadline approaches with increasing urgency so nothing gets acknowledged and forgotten while the deadline quietly closes in.
Tasks can sit in In Progress for 48 hours without anyone touching them. TARO flags every stall the moment it exceeds your configured threshold before the standup where no one can explain why nothing moved.
A blocker flagged on day 2 gets fixed on day 3. A blocker discovered on the day before the deadline triggers an emergency. TARO is designed to eliminate the second scenario entirely.
Every risk in TARO comes with a specific recommended action. Not there's a velocity problem. Exactly which tasks to defer, which blocker to escalate, which person to reassign to.
Overdue tasks, stalled workflows, velocity drops, and blocked dependencies all scanned together not four separate reports your team has to manually cross reference to understand the full picture.
Not every risk is a fire. TARO's severity scoring tells you which ones need immediate attention, which need monitoring, and which are low enough to log and move on so teams don't treat everything as critical.
An unresolved high severity risk doesn't stay at high. TARO escalates it as the deadline approaches with increasing urgency so nothing gets acknowledged and forgotten while the deadline quietly closes in.
Tasks can sit in In Progress for 48 hours without anyone touching them. TARO flags every stall the moment it exceeds your configured threshold before the standup where no one can explain why nothing moved.
Connect your sprint. TARO surfaces the first risk in under a minute.
Engineering leads, PMs, and scrum masters all use Risk Prediction for the same core outcome: knowing about a problem when there's still time to do something about it. The retrospective is where you document what happened. Risk Prediction is what you use so fewer things happen.
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product teams
Earlier risk detection
Fewer unplanned incidents
Action recommendations acted on
Silent incidents
Engineering leads open TARO's risk dashboard at the start of each day and see everything that's moved since yesterday new blockers, stalled tasks, velocity shifts. The daily standup becomes a confirmation of what TARO already flagged, not a discovery session for problems that have been building for three days.
TARO's intelligence covers the full delivery lifecycle from the moment a task is created to the day the sprint closes.
Predicts your project's actual completion date accounting for velocity, blockers, and sprint history. Get predicted date, variance, and confidence level before you commit.
Analyses team capacity and suggests exact reassignments to balance overloaded members surfacing who is at risk of being the bottleneck before they become one.
Type one sentence. TARO builds a fully structured task title, description, priority, due date, assignee in under 3 seconds. No forms, no context switching.
Create sprints, assign tasks, and manage backlog in one unified view with TARO's risk context baked in from day one so planning reflects reality, not optimism.
Predicts your project's actual completion date accounting for velocity, blockers, and sprint history. Get predicted date, variance, and confidence level before you commit.
Analyses team capacity and suggests exact reassignments to balance overloaded members surfacing who is at risk of being the bottleneck before they become one.
Type one sentence. TARO builds a fully structured task title, description, priority, due date, assignee in under 3 seconds. No forms, no context switching.
Create sprints, assign tasks, and manage backlog in one unified view with TARO's risk context baked in from day one so planning reflects reality, not optimism.
Common questions from engineering leads, PMs, and scrum masters evaluating TARO's risk engine.
When a task is marked as blocked in TARO, the risk engine immediately maps all downstream tasks that depend on it and flags the entire chain. The severity assigned to the blocker depends on three factors: how many tasks are waiting on it, whether any of those tasks are on the critical path to a sprint deadline, and how many days the task has been blocked. A blocker with 3 downstream dependents and a Friday deadline gets flagged Critical immediately. A blocker on a non-critical path with no dependents gets flagged Monitor. TARO also distinguishes between internal blockers (another team member has the work) and external blockers (waiting on a third party), since external blockers historically stay open longer and are weighted higher.
See every blocker, stall, and velocity drop before it becomes your team's next fire drill.