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ISO 22301:2019 · Business Continuity Management Systems

ISO 22301, run as a living management system.

ISO 22301 expects a living management system: impact analysis, recovery strategies, plans and exercises that stay current. ResiliencePilot covers the operational core (clauses 8.2 to 8.6) on one platform, with the evidence and sign-off an auditor expects.

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ResiliencePilot business impact analysis: business processes with owner, frequency, RTO/RPO and BIA status.

From clause to evidence

Every clause has a home.

The operational heart of ISO 22301 (clauses 8.2 through 8.6), each mapped to a workflow that produces the evidence and sign-off an auditor traces.

8.2 Business impact analysis

Rank process criticality and set MTPD, RTO and RPO, with business-owner sign-off, feeding your recovery strategies directly.

8.2 Dependencies & resources

Map what each process depends on (suppliers, applications, infrastructure, people) with automatic single-point-of-failure detection.

8.3 Continuity strategies

Select a recovery strategy per process (from hot standby to cloud failover to manual fallback), each with an achievable RTO/RPO and cost.

8.4 Continuity plans

BCPs with activation criteria, roles, escalation and resources, pre-populated from your chosen strategy, not a blank Word file.

8.5 Exercise programme

Plan, run and evidence exercises with findings and corrective actions, tracked against the ISO 22301 lifecycle.

8.6 Evaluation of BC capabilities

Scheduled evaluation of your capabilities against the 8.1–8.5 outputs, with findings linked to corrective action.

Where rAIley helps with ISO 22301

rAIley suggests BIA ratings, drafts recovery strategies and test scenarios, and reviews your continuity plans for gaps, grounded in your own records and audit-logged. You stay the approver.

Frequently asked questions

Which ISO 22301 clauses does it cover?
The operational core (8.2 through 8.6): business impact analysis, strategies, plans, exercises and evaluation.
Can we reuse this for DORA and NIS2?
Yes. The same BIA, dependency and test evidence supports DORA ICT resilience and NIS2 continuity obligations on one platform. Maintain it once, reuse it across audits.
Does a plan have to be based on a completed BIA?
Yes. You can't build a recovery strategy or approve a continuity plan for a process whose BIA isn't completed and signed off. The platform enforces the chain from impact analysis to strategy to plan.
Where is our data hosted?
In the EU, on Microsoft Azure (Sweden Central). If you have specific residency requirements, talk to us.

Build your ISO 22301 BCMS in ResiliencePilot.

See it on your own data and frameworks, with your security and data-residency questions answered.