Business Continuity · Crisis Management · Re-Entry
Those are the two decisions a continuity manager signs. CHARIS scores both, for every country you operate in, from cited evidence. Monitoring is aligned to ISO 22301:2019 clauses 8.2 and 8.4, so the call you make is one you can defend.
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Every country you monitor is scored independently in two directions, as a percentage of the triggers you have selected for that country and direction.
Each country is scored against the crisis-onset triggers you select: armed conflict, airspace closures, departure advisories, civil unrest. The score rolls up to a posture band with a plain recommendation, from routine monitoring to evacuate.
The same country is scored against re-entry readiness triggers: border re-openings, security stabilisation, advisory downgrades. You watch readiness build on evidence instead of guessing when the danger has faded.
Each trigger decision cites the signals behind it. CHARIS aggregates official government sources, state media labelled as such, and a closed list of news wires: advisories, airspace notices and ground alerts, each carrying the authority of the source behind it. Posture history is append-only and every configuration change is logged. Your board, your insurer and your auditor can walk the same trail you did.
196 countries in the registry
CHARIS covers 196 countries. Pick your operating footprint and every country in it is scored the same way, against the triggers you chose, on the same evidence standard. Each country shows the coverage grade its posture rests on, so you can see what you are relying on.
Choose where you operate and the LEAVE and ENTER triggers that matter to you, or start from our recommended profile.
Every cycle CHARIS pulls live alerts, airspace data and official advisories from a tiered source catalogue.
Each trigger is scored against the day's evidence, with citations. Scores roll up to a posture band and a plain recommendation.