Create an observation register for continuity exercises

After an exercise, observations are most useful when they can become owned follow-up work. Business Continuity Exercise Pack turns one approved continuity source into material a facilitator and stakeholders can review.

Create an observation register for continuity exercises

A tabletop exercise should reveal questions as well as answers. The observation-register CSV gives a team a structured place to review capabilities, observation prompts, success criteria and evidence. It can support an after-action discussion, but it does not prove that a recovery capability will work in a real event.

This angle is for risk, resilience and assurance teams that need to turn an exercise discussion into a reviewable improvement backlog with accountable human follow-up.

Prepare the exercise from one source document

This angle is for risk, resilience and assurance teams that need to turn an exercise discussion into a reviewable improvement backlog with accountable human follow-up.

• Upload one continuity plan, BIA or risk assessment in PDF, PNG, JPG/JPEG or TIFF format, up to 80 MB.
• Set the output language, organisation context and exercise objective.
• Download the source text, facilitator guide, scenario-inject CSV, observation-register CSV and JSON.

Use the API in a planned review workflow

Authenticated clients submit the same permitted file and parameters, receive an asynchronous action identifier, then monitor completion and download every deliverable.

This angle is for risk, resilience and assurance teams that need to turn an exercise discussion into a reviewable improvement backlog with accountable human follow-up.

Review and governance before the exercise

The outputs are preparation material, not emergency instructions, legal advice or certification.

Validate and adapt every guide, scenario and recommendation with qualified continuity leaders before the exercise.

Start an exercise preparation review

Business Continuity Exercise Pack helps organise exercise observations before your team decides which improvements to approve.