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Continuity2 review

#9 of 22 in Business Continuity Management Software

A broad BCM platform for organizations that need governed plans, risk oversight, and audit trails.

8.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Continuity2 provides Meridian BCMS, a web-based platform for managing business continuity and operational resilience programs. It is designed for organizations with structured governance requirements, including financial services, public-sector bodies, utilities, logistics companies, telecommunications providers, and other complex enterprises. The product brings business impact analysis, continuity planning, risk management, incident response, exercise management, operational resilience mapping, reporting, audit, and IT disaster recovery into one system. Web, iOS, and Android access support use across different working environments.

Its main strength is breadth paired with governance controls. Business impact analysis workflows and reporting help organize impact assessment, while continuity plan templates, version control, and review automation support plan maintenance. Risk assessment, incident management and notification, exercise and scenario testing, and resource and dependency mapping extend coverage beyond document storage. Dashboards and custom reports provide management information, while audit, compliance, document, and corrective-action management support oversight and follow-through. Organizations seeking one platform across the BCM lifecycle should find this scope more relevant than a tool focused only on plans or incident communications.

Deployment flexibility is another important consideration: the published product details identify both cloud and on-premise options, with support for web, iOS, and Android. Continuity2 uses a contact-sales model, and prospects are directed to request a demo. It should suit teams that need formal processes, traceability, and operational resilience mapping across a complex organization. Smaller teams seeking a lightweight continuity checklist, or buyers looking for a narrowly focused incident-notification product, may prefer a simpler alternative.

Continuity2 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers BIA, continuity plans, risk, incidents, exercises, and IT recovery
    • Version control, review automation, audit, and corrective-action management
    • Available as cloud or on-premise software across web, iOS, and Android
  • Where it doesn't
    • Broad scope may exceed the needs of smaller, narrowly focused teams
    • Pricing requires contact with the vendor
    • Complex programs may require careful configuration and ongoing governance

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