In testing: early access available
TTBCP lets you author, maintain and exercise your business continuity plan, and run live incidents from it when disruption strikes.
A continuity plan written for the auditor, never exercised, and out of date by the time it's needed.
Contacts, roles and recovery steps that have never been rehearsed against a real scenario.
When disruption hits, nobody can find the plan, let alone follow it.
TTBCP is a web-based Business Continuity Planning platform. Author and maintain your plan in a structured, living form; control who sees what with role-based permissions; exercise the plan against scenarios so weaknesses surface in rehearsal rather than reality; and when disruption strikes, run the live incident directly from the plan with a full audit trail of decisions and actions. Customisable fields, roles and branding make it fit your organisation, not the other way round.
Build your continuity plan in a structured form including critical operations, dependencies, recovery steps and contacts.
Give people roles and permissions so incident details are visible only to those who need it.
Rehearse against scenarios and find the gaps before a real incident does.
Run live incidents from the plan itself, recording decisions and actions as they happen.
Review the record afterwards and feed the lessons back into the plan.
Structured, current and findable, not a PDF in a drawer.
Sensitive incident detail restricted to the roles that need it.
Rehearsals that prove the plan works and evidence that you ran them.
Run the response from the plan, with actions and decisions logged.
A defensible record of preparation and response.
Custom fields, roles, structure and branding.
Operations and risk owners in organisations that need continuity plans that actually work not simply live in a folder on a shelf. Especially valuable where customers, insurers or regulators expect evidence of continuity planning and exercising.
Early access is open to a small number of organisations get in first and help shape it.
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