Typical failure chain
One outage. Three levels of impact.
5:00
The transport management system goes down. See the full chain in resimate, before it happens and in seconds when it does.
01
Technology
The transport management system and its carrier interfaces fail. Hub scanners lose their link.
02
Services
Booking, dispatch, customs filings and track and trace stop.
03
Customers and obligations
Trucks wait at the gate. Shipments miss their slots. Customers and customs authorities need answers.
01
Understand impact
Which hubs and shipments does this take down?
Map hubs, routes and customer services to the systems, partners and carriers behind them. See the blast radius of any failure, filtered by region, hub and customer.
Blast Radius
Partner and carrier chains
Filter by hub and customer
Label inheritance
02
Keep running
What must keep moving?
Define the minimum: booking, dispatch, customs, track and trace. Plan a workaround for every critical dependency. Restore in the order your dependencies demand, carriers and partners included.
Minimum Viable Company
Workarounds
Dynamic recovery sequences
Partners included
03
Close gaps
Can you restore it before the backlog builds?
Check every RTO and RPO against the real recovery chain. Exercise system loss, ransomware and partner failure. Show the board where the gaps are and how you close them.
RTO/RPO feasibility
Partner failure scenarios
Impact-Preparedness Matrix
Regulatory reporting
Who it's for
Built for different roles. One connected view.
For Tech & Cyber Resilience
From the CISO to IT operations: know the recovery sequence across systems, hubs and carriers before the incident and prove your RTOs against the real chain. Show the board which hubs and customers stop.
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For Operational Resilience & BCM
Connect continuity plans to hubs, routes and partners. Keep them current and test them.
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For Risk & Compliance
Turn system lists and business impact analyses into evidence for NIS2, customs and customer audits.
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Customer story
A global logistics company rebuilt IT crisis and resilience management across its operations.
Cyber, information security, IT service continuity and DR now work from one connected view. A capability framework, derived from the company's crisis scenarios and from ISO 22361 and ISO 27031, is mapped to asset types and to global regulatory requirements. When a data center fails, the team sees which customers are hit, checks whether its RTOs hold against actual recovery times, and tracks coverage and maturity of every capability.
Global logistics company;operations worldwide
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Blast radius of any failure
Every RTO
Checked against the real recovery chain
One view
For BCM, IT DR, cyber, risk and third parties
Other industries
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