Get Simple Business Continuity Plan

Filling out a Simple Business Continuity Plan is essential for organizations to prepare for disruptions and ensure a swift recovery. This guide will provide clear instructions on properly completing the plan online, making it accessible for users of all experience levels.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Simple Business Continuity Plan

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Simple Business Continuity Plan and open it in your preferred editing environment.
2. Begin by filling out the section related to the office or function covered by the plan. Clearly state the specific activities that will be affected by potential disruptions, such as results processing.
3. Proceed to Part I: Pre-Incident Planning. Detail the agreed pre-incident actions, such as establishing a Business Recovery Team and identifying substitute members for key roles.
4. In Part II: Action to be Taken When Disruption Occurs, include step-by-step actions to be undertaken within the first 48 hours after a disruption. Specify roles and responsibilities of team members.
5. Complete Form 1: Summary of Business Recovery Priorities and Resources Required by assessing recovery priorities and the timeframe for necessary operations to resume.
6. Fill out Form 2: Area-Specific Business Recovery Team Tasks, outlining specific actions that the Recovery Team needs to undertake during an incident.
7. Utilize Form 3: Business Recovery Team Leaders Initial Assessment Form to evaluate the impact of the incident on individual departments and fill out relevant details.
8. Complete Form 4: Incident Log to maintain a detailed account of events and decisions made during the disruption for future evaluation.
9. Review all sections to ensure accuracy and completeness. Save your changes frequently to prevent data loss.
10. Once completed, you can download, print, or share the finalized document as needed within your organization.

Start your Simple Business Continuity Plan online today to ensure your organization is prepared for any potential disruptions.