Every risk, on one map.

Weather, advisories, incidents, ratings and travel, scored together and turned into decisions the right person takes.

RiskEurope

Live 1 decision waiting

Storm warning Amber +6h
  • Strike advisory
  • 14London
  • 5Paris
  • 6Berlin
  • 4Dublin
  • 3Copenhagen
  • AHumber terminal
  • BHamburg depot
  • BSupplier, Lille
  • ASupplier, Gothenburg
  • DSupplier, Gdansk
  • Break-in, Newcastle
  • Road closed, Bremen

Layers and key

  • Ratings
  • Travellers
  • Incidents
  • Advisories
  • Weather

InspectorAdvisory

Transport strike Paris, tomorrow

Level
High for travel
Source
Advisory feed
Exposed
5 people, 2 hotels
Owner
Travel desk

DecisionTravel desk

Move tomorrow's travel for the 5 people in Paris?

Rule: an advisory covers a city where people are travelling

Approve Leave as planned

ActivityToday

  1. Decision waiting: move Paris travel?
  2. Advisory: transport strike, Paris
  3. Audit failed: supplier in Gdansk, now D
  4. Incident: break-in, Newcastle depot
Illustration of the Stratforth risk view over a map of north-west Europe. Five kinds of risk input are drawn as layers: a storm warning in the North Sea, a transport strike advisory over Paris, incidents near Newcastle and Bremen, ratings for two sites and three suppliers, and the number of the organisation's people travelling in five cities. A rule finds that the advisory covers a city where five people are travelling, and the travel desk is asked to approve moving their travel.

Risk inputs

Five kinds of signal. One picture.

Stratforth's own OSINT risk feed and your own records, each scored and drawn where it happens.

  • Weather

    Warnings with a level, an area and a forecast track.

  • Geopolitical

    Advisories for unrest, strikes and security by place.

  • Incidents

    Your own reports, with repeats spotted.

  • Ratings

    Every site and supplier, rated from its audits and record.

  • Travel

    Who is where, and what is happening there.

Each event in our feed comes with geopolitical analysis and an impact assessment: what it means for your sites, people, routes and suppliers.

  1. EventPort strike called, Rotterdam
  2. AnalysisLikely three days; road freight unaffected
  3. Impact on you1 site, 2 routes, 1 supplier

Field and traveller safety

Everyone accounted for.

You know where your people are. When something serious happens nearby they are asked to check in automatically, and anyone who does not reply is escalated: the right actions quickly, the right people informed.

Field operationsCentral Sahel

Live 1 decision waiting

Restricted movement High-risk area 6 staff 4 checked in 2 awaiting
  • 22Niamey base
  • 12Ouagadougou hub
  • 9Dori office
  • 4Ouahigouya
  • 5Tillabéri
  • 3Ménaka
  • Gao airstrip
  • Clashes 14:31
  • 6Ayorou clinic
  • CV-3
  • HF-27

Layers and key

  • Sites
  • Staff
  • Convoys
  • Flights
  • Incidents
  • High risk
  • Restricted

InspectorEvent

Military clashes Reported event

Reported
14:31
Source
OSINT feed
Nearest
Ayorou clinic, 40 km
Staff
6 within 50 km

DecisionDuty manager

Suspend movements to Ayorou?

Rule: serious military clashes are reported within 50 km of staff

Approve Keep open

Check-ins4 safe, 2 awaiting

  • A. SeydouSafe 14:33
  • M. GarbaSafe 14:33
  • S. SangaréSafe 14:35
  • R. PetitSafe 14:38
  • N. AbdouNo reply, 8 min
  • O. HamidouNo reply, 8 min

Asked at 14:32. At 14:47 anyone who has not replied is escalated to the security focal point.

Illustration of the Stratforth field-operations view over a map of the central Sahel, where Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger meet. An organisation's base in Niamey, a logistics hub in Ouagadougou, a field office in Dori, four aid sites and an airstrip are shown with the number of staff at each, together with a convoy on the road from Ouagadougou to Dori, a flight from Ouagadougou to Gao with its four passengers listed, and two example risk areas. Serious military clashes are reported at a point 40 kilometres from the clinic at Ayorou, marked on the map with a 50 kilometre ring around it, and the six staff inside the ring are asked to check in automatically at 14:32. Four have confirmed they are safe and two have not replied; at 14:47 anyone who has not replied is escalated to the security focal point. The duty manager is asked whether to suspend movements to the site. The data, names and event are illustrative, and the risk areas are examples, not an assessment.

Risk areas can come from Stratforth's OSINT feed and your own security information. The same check-ins protect business travellers anywhere.

Around the map

Audits, assets and decisions.

  • Audits and inspections

    A finding raises a task, books the follow-up and moves the rating.

  • Assets and suppliers

    One record each, with its rating, its links and its history.

  • Decisions

    Automatic where you allow it; otherwise held for a named person, with escalation and a full record.

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