Knowledge lives in heads, not systems
Critical processes depend on people who never wrote down how they do the work.
Business continuity, mapped to people
Your operation continues when key people cannot be there
Identify critical dependencies, build real coverage, and prove someone else can keep every process running.
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- Operations scoped to the authenticated workspace
- Secure sign-in with multi-factor authentication
- Private attachments, never public links
72Continuity score
2 affected processes
Monthly close
Owner unavailable
Coverage in preparation
Validation pending
Coverage plan
The problem
Continuity risk hides in plain sight
Most organizations only discover how much they depend on one person once that person is gone. By then it's too late to plan.
Backups are assumed, not verified
Org charts say a role has coverage; reality says only one person has run that process.
Risk is invisible until it's urgent
Leadership finds out about a gap during the emergency, not before it.
See risk take shape
Simulate an absence before it happens
Select unavailable people and see how dependencies, coverage and evidence change the operating scenario.
1Dependency mapped
2Coverage declared
Autonomy proven
Who will be unavailable?
Estimated impact
2affected processes
2without proven coverage
0with validated continuity
Monthly closeBlocked
Payment reconciliationPartial coverage
Illustrative example. In the product, scenarios use your workspace's people, processes, backups and validations.
A continuous cycle, not an annual document
From invisible dependency to proven readiness
People BCP connects what the organization knows, who can execute it and which gaps still require action.
- 01
Discover
Map people, teams and critical processes in one view.
- 02
Prioritize
Find single points of failure based on real operational impact.
- 03
Prepare
Define backups, required knowledge and coverage actions.
- 04
Prove
Validate independent execution and track evidence validity.
People BCP
A continuous view of your operation's readiness
Not a task manager, a wiki, or a BPM engine — a lens on human dependency.
People and organization
A living org chart tied to real people, roles, and reporting lines — not a static slide that goes stale after one reorg.
Processes and criticality
Every process is rated by criticality and complexity, with owners, steps, and the knowledge required to execute it.
Coverage and risk scoring
Risk and coverage are derived automatically from who is mapped to what — not a spreadsheet someone forgets to update.
Daily operational memory
A daily record captures what actually happened, with private attachments and full audit history, so context survives turnover.
AI assistant for continuity planning
Ask questions about coverage gaps, draft new processes, and get suggested fixes without leaving the workspace.
Departmental and management scoring
Leaders see a continuity score for their own area, weighted by mapping completeness, resilience, and governance.
A shared language for difficult decisions
Continuity connecting leadership, operations and people
Leadership
Prioritize investment with an explainable score and department-level views.
Operations and risk
Turn dependencies into verifiable plans with owners and due dates.
People and HR
Connect organization structure, succession and critical knowledge without reducing people to roles.
Built for organizations that take continuity seriously
These practices describe how the platform is engineered today. They are not a certification or a warranty; see our Security Policy for details and current scope.
Information Security PolicyWorkspace isolation by design
Every domain operation is scoped to the authenticated workspace, with references designed to prevent accidental links across organizations.
Managed authentication and MFA
Sign-in and multi-factor authentication run through a dedicated identity provider — not a homegrown login form.
Private storage with temporary access
Attachments are access-restricted, partitioned per workspace, and served through short-lived links rather than public URLs.
Controlled, reviewed changes
Every environment is defined as code, reviewed before it ships, and released through the same repeatable pipeline every time.
Business continuity, mapped to people
Find out what happens if a key person is unavailable tomorrow
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