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Operational resilience you can prove

Don't just have a continuity plan.
Prove it works.

Clariveo turns your worst day into a plan, rehearses it with your team, times how fast you actually recover, and turns every gap into a fix that someone else verifies. The result is evidence your board, regulator, auditor and insurer can check — not a document nobody reads.

UK operational resilience · EU DORA · NIS2 · APRA CPS 230 · ISO 22301 · your plans stay yours
The question every regulator now asks
Not “do you have a plan?” but “can you stay within your impact tolerances — and how do you know?” Clariveo answers with recovery that was measured in an exercise, fixes that were independently verified, and the cost of the gap between the two.
Not a chatbot · not a compliance rubber stamp · not a substitute for your judgement.

How it works

One loop, kept running: plan, rehearse, measure, fix, verify, prove.

1

Record what you depend on

Your important services, their recovery targets and tolerances, and the systems, sites, people and suppliers behind them — once, for every plan to use.

2

Plan for the scenario

Describe the disruption. Clariveo maps every impact, reconciles them into root risks, and writes runbooks, a command structure, decisions and messages for them.

3

Rehearse and measure

Run a live tabletop with your team in their roles. It escalates as you answer and times recovery against your targets — counting a service as back only when its checks are met.

4

Fix, verify, prove

Every gap becomes a corrective action, verified by someone else and retested. Issue the plan, and hand over the evidence pack.

Built to be trusted, not just believed

Every figure is computed from what happened and who did it. The AI writes; it does not get to decide a status.

Recovery is timed, not claimed

Exercises measure how long each service took to come back against its target, and count it as back only when the runbook's return-to-service checks are met — “we had it handled” is not a recovery.

Nobody marks their own homework

Corrective actions are verified by someone other than the person who did the work, recorded by the server. Any finding can be challenged and is decided independently.

What the gap costs

Record what an hour of each service's outage costs. See the cost at your recovery targets, as your exercises showed, and at your tolerances — and which open action closes the most.

Your suppliers, on the record

Send each key supplier a short resilience questionnaire by private link. Their signed answers are checked against what your services need — and conflicts are flagged.

Mapped to the regulation, honestly

Each clause is met, partial or a gap — or not assessed, with the reason. UK operational resilience, DORA, NIS2, APRA CPS 230, ISO 22301 and ISO 27001. No compliance badge.

An evidence pack that checks itself

Plan issues, exercises, lessons, verified fixes, incidents and supplier answers in one pack, with a check figure anyone can recompute to show nothing was changed.

For the day itself

An incident room with the clock, roll-call, the log, tasks and the plan's steps; alerts to Slack, Teams or your own systems; and an assistant that answers only from your plan.

For the board

Readiness across every plan, exercise scores with how much to trust them, verified fixes, regulatory position and exposure — printable as a board pack.

Yours, and open

Your plans stay yours and export whenever you like. A public API with scoped keys connects monitoring and ticketing. Consultancies can run clients under their own brand.

Made for organisations that have to show their working

From financial services, healthcare and utilities to legal, construction, food, logistics and supply chain, and the public sector — and the consultancies that support them.

PRA SS1/21 · FCA SYSC 15AEU DORANIS2APRA CPS 230ISO 22301ISO 27001 Annex ANCSC CAFNIST CSF

A 30-day pilot on your own scenario

Fixed scope, agreed before we start. Your people, your services, the disruption you worry about most — and you keep everything it produces.

  1. Week 1
    Your services and what they depend onWe record your important services, their targets and tolerances, and the systems, sites, people and suppliers behind them — with you, in a working session.
  2. Week 2
    A plan for your scenarioThe plan, its runbooks and command structure, reviewed with your owners. Key suppliers receive their resilience questions.
  3. Week 3
    A live exerciseYour team runs a tabletop in their roles. Recovery is timed against your targets; the gaps become owned actions.
  4. Week 4
    The readoutYour issued plan, a board pack, the cost of the gaps found, your position against the regulation that applies to you, and the evidence pack.

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Regulation or standard that applies to you

Bring a real scenario.

The one your continuity plan says it covers and nobody has ever rehearsed.

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