https://preview.redd.it/geu3uzk8zeyh1.png?width=1100&format=png&auto=webp&s=54bab5f0e931ee1ed0ec8be36680dccd19076ee1 I make READY/, an independent UK planning toolkit. This post shows an actual worksheet from the business continuity pack: a dependency map for the things a small business relies on. A practical way to start is to choose one essential activity and write down: What it relies on: power, internet, premises, a key person, a supplier or IT/data. Who owns the response if that resource becomes unavailable. What safe manual process or alternative could keep a minimum service running. What would trigger a pause or a return to normal operation. That exercise can expose a gap before buying extra equipment or writing a long plan. There’s a free small-business continuity guide here: https://ready-resilience-store.vercel.app/guides/business-continuity.html The optional paid Business / 72 Hours PDF adds structured pages for critical functions, resource loss, contact cascades, customer messages, restoration priorities and a tabletop test. READY/ is a planning aid, not an official government publication or a full ISO 22301 business continuity management system. Follow relevant professional and live authority instructions during an incident. Which resource would interrupt your business fastest if it disappeared for a day?   submitted by   /u/READYPlanUK   to   r/PromoteBusiness [link]   [comments]