Question 1

What is Plan & Recover?

Accepted Answer

Plan & Recover is an AI-powered, ISO 22301-aligned business continuity planning platform built for small and mid-sized businesses. It guides you through creating, testing, and maintaining a formal business continuity plan without hiring a consultant, producing the documentation regulators, customers, and insurers increasingly expect.

Question 2

What types of plans can I create?

Accepted Answer

Plan & Recover lets you create a business continuity plan, crisis management plan, and emergency management plan, all from one guided platform. Each is built on a shared business impact analysis and risk assessment, so your plans stay consistent instead of being pieced together from separate tools.

Question 3

How long does it take to build a plan?

Accepted Answer

Most Plan & Recover customers complete a first working plan in about an hour, not the weeks or months a traditional consulting engagement typically takes.

Question 4

What is the difference between a business continuity plan and a disaster recovery plan?

Accepted Answer

A business continuity plan (BCP) covers how an entire organization keeps operating during a disruption, including people, processes, and communication. A disaster recovery plan (DR) focuses specifically on restoring IT systems and data after an incident, and is typically one component within a broader business continuity plan.

Question 5

Do regulators want companies to have a business continuity plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regulators in financial services, life sciences, legal, utilities and other critical industries increasingly expect documented business continuity plans, and standards such as ISO 22301 are now commonly referenced in audits, vendor risk reviews, and insurance underwriting.

Question 6

Why are customers asking for business continuity plans?

Accepted Answer

More customers now require proof of a business continuity plan before signing a contract, because a disruption at a supplier can directly disrupt their own operations. A documented plan has become a standard part of vendor due diligence and winning B2B business.

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