See that protection is working — across every organization you cover or oversee.

Jigsaw gives governing bodies, franchisors, and insurers continuous sight of whether each organization in their network is managing sexual abuse risk, and how well — without managing the risk themselves.

The gap between required and working

Your network already has requirements — screening, training, policies, reporting. What you can see today is whether each organization says it has met them. Self-attestation tells you what an organization reports about itself. It can’t tell you whether protection is actually working — and when something goes wrong, “they told us they’d done it” is not an answer that holds up.

If you oversee the network, the responsibility question has been settled. What remains is the question asked afterward: what did you do to discharge it?

If you insure it, you already know how this story goes: none of your choices — deny, defend, or settle — are attractive.

What you see

Every organization in your network builds and runs its own protection system. Jigsaw measures it — continuously and independently. What you see is each organization’s GMR: a single, continuously updated measure of whether risk is being managed, and how well.

That boundary is deliberate. It gives you enough information to act early, and not so much that you’ve taken over — or taken on — anyone else’s risk. You see that protection is working, and how well it’s working. How it works stays where it belongs: with the organization.

Built for every affiliate

Most networks are made up of organizations with no risk management experience and few resources to spare. Jigsaw is built for them. An affiliate can start the day it joins, answering questions it already knows the answers to, and build at its own pace — a small organization builds a small system, no bigger than it needs to be.

The key is that its pace is visible. You see which organizations are moving, which have stalled, and where a rating is slipping — early, while it’s still a conversation, not months later in an annual review, somewhere in a three-year audit cycle, or when there’s a claim.

See what Jigsaw looks like inside an organization.

What changes

Visibility. Continuous, independent measurement across the whole network — evidence of your oversight discharged and ready for boards, regulators, and anyone who asks.

You act early. A declining rating is visible immediately — so intervention happens before harm rather than after.

Affiliates improve. Affiliates know their rating is visible, and attention follows visibility.

Your network gets more: Jigsaw turns anonymized analysis of your network — where risks concentrate, which controls are working, where attention is needed — into network-level insight, shared with you to take to your members. Practical guidance from organizations like theirs. It’s how your network improves — and it’s a value only you can deliver.

If you insure the risk: the same insight, book-wide. Cover and pricing that reflect how well each insured actually manages risk — measured, not self-reported.

The best way to know if Jigsaw fits your organization is through a conversation.

No pitch, just a straight look at what reliable protection would involve for an organization like yours. Whatever your size.