Continuity Activation SOPs
Procedures for initiating defined continuity arrangements when disruption occurs.
Business Continuity SOP Writing
Professional documentation for recurring continuity activities, disruption response, critical operations, communications, and recovery coordination.
Lamtas helps organizations translate defined continuity arrangements into practical procedures that can be followed when normal business activities are disrupted.
Business Continuity Procedures
Business continuity SOPs describe the actions an organization expects responsible personnel to perform when normal operations are interrupted.
Lamtas can document continuity activation, critical-function procedures, communication, alternative working arrangements, resource coordination, recovery activities, and continuity records.
Procedures can be developed around the organization's existing continuity plans, risk assessments, critical-process information, contact arrangements, and recovery requirements.
Source materials may include business continuity plans, impact assessments, risk registers, emergency procedures, contact lists, recovery arrangements, and management instructions.
The documentation can focus on practical actions and responsibilities rather than simply describing continuity principles.
Emergency response, safety, cybersecurity, legal, regulatory, and disaster-recovery requirements may require specialist professional review.
Business Continuity SOP Services
Continuity procedures can address activation, critical operations, communications, alternative arrangements, recovery, and testing.
Procedures for initiating defined continuity arrangements when disruption occurs.
Documentation for maintaining identified essential business activities during disruption.
Workflows for defined internal and external communications during continuity events.
Procedures for using alternative locations, systems, personnel, or operating arrangements.
Processes for transitioning affected activities toward normal operations.
Procedures for conducting defined exercises, tests, reviews, and follow-up activities.
Why Lamtas
Continuity procedures can explain when and how defined arrangements begin.
Essential business functions can have documented operating procedures.
Responsibilities and communication stages can be documented.
Fallback processes can be documented using client-defined continuity arrangements.
Steps for moving toward normal operations can be included.
Testing and review procedures can be incorporated into continuity documentation.
Our Process
Determine which business activities and continuity scenarios require documented procedures.
Examine continuity plans, risk information, critical-process records, contact arrangements, and recovery requirements.
Document activation, response, alternative operations, communication, and recovery activities.
Prepare continuity procedures around the organization's existing arrangements.
Check responsibilities, dependencies, communication, recovery, and testing requirements.
Prepare the completed continuity SOP in the agreed format.
Support can cover activation, critical operations, communication, alternative arrangements, recovery, testing, and review procedures.
Yes. Existing continuity plans and supporting materials can be converted into more detailed operational procedures.
Yes. Individual critical activities can have dedicated procedures within a wider continuity framework.
Yes. Client-defined alternative working arrangements can be documented.
No. Business continuity addresses maintaining or restoring business activities, while disaster recovery generally focuses more specifically on recovery of technology, systems, infrastructure, or related capabilities.
Pricing depends on the number of processes, scenarios, complexity, source materials, and turnaround.
Tell Lamtas which critical business activities, disruption scenarios, or recovery processes need operational documentation.