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🔌 Keep the Business Running When Something Fails

Track every licence, certificate, permit, and calibration you are responsible for in one live register that flags a renewal before it lapses. These compliance prompts build the operational layer around the credentials your business runs on: what you hold, when it expires, who owns the renewal, and what gets blocked if it slips. Built for operators who would rather find an expiry in a dashboard than in an audit.
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Keep the Business Running When Something Fails

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Our continuity plan was written for an audit and has never been tested. Build me a continuity app. Record the things the business depends on to keep operating, covering systems, suppliers, premises, equipment and, importantly, individual people, with how quickly each would need to be restored and what the impact would be per day without it. For each dependency, record the workaround, who would execute it, what it requires, and how long it would realistically take. Schedule tests of the plan, record what actually happened during each test including what failed, and update the plan from that rather than filing the result. Add an AI agent that reviews the plan and tells me which dependencies have no workaround recorded, which workarounds have never been tested, and where a single person appears in several workarounds and is therefore a bigger risk than any system. Automate two things: a scheduled reminder to test each part of the plan on a cycle, and a prompt to review the plan after any real disruption. Two logins: a dependency owner who maintains their own area, and a continuity owner who runs tests and sees everything.

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Keep the Business Running When Something Fails

Record real dependencies and workarounds, schedule and log plan tests, and surface untested or undocumented gaps.

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Continuity plans are written for an audit and never tested. This records real dependencies, the workaround for each, and whether it has ever actually been tried.

What's Included

  • Dependencies recorded honestly including the people ones.
  • A workaround per dependency that someone has actually thought through.
  • Tests recorded with what failed during them.
  • An assistant that finds the untested and undocumented gaps.

How To Use

  1. Include people dependencies. They are usually the real single point of failure.
  2. Test the plan. An untested plan is a document, not a capability.
  3. Record what failed during a test. That is the value of testing.
  4. Review after any real disruption while the lessons are fresh.

Cross-reference the risk register, and the succession plan.