THE PRODUCT

A living map of what keeps your business running.

The people, systems and knowledge behind your operations rarely live in one place. iiwii makes the connections visible, and actionable.

Assess your risk

ONE CONNECTED VIEW

Your business, mapped as dependencies.

People connect to systems, accounts, assets, processes, relationships and knowledge. For each connection, record who owns it, who can step in, the recovery route and the evidence behind it.

A small team working on laptops around a shared table, seen from above

Business x-ray · one connected model

People
Systems
Accounts
Assets
Processes
Relationships
Knowledge
Acme Ltd / Dependency mapFictional product demo
ACAlex CarterFounder & CEOSingle point of failure

Critical dependency

Stripe has one authorised administrator.

If Alex becomes unavailable, payment administration may be inaccessible.

ACTION: Establish a secondary authorised administrator and document the recovery process.

Knowledge dependency · fictional example

Alex · payroll know-howUndocumented processSarah · recovery owner

IN THE WORKSPACE

Scores with the reason attached.

Acme Ltd · Demo workspace
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iiwii Score

Key Person Risk

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Critical Dependencies

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requiring attention

Recommended Actions

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prioritised by impact

iiwii Acme Ltd · Demo workspaceIllustrative
42/ 100

Fictional progression, not a forecast or live workspace score.

Second bank approver addedOpen
Microsoft emergency admin configuredOpen
Domain recovery owner assignedOpen

The iiwii Score, key-person risk and recommended actions update as your dependency map changes. Product examples shown are fictional.

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THE JOURNEY

Discover → Understand → Fix → Review → Simulate.

  • Discover who holds control across critical operations
  • Understand why a dependency is exposed
  • Fix gaps with backups, recovery owners and documented routes
  • Review evidence, controls and changes every month
  • Simulate a person's unavailability before the real event
Hands writing notes in a notebook beside an open laptop

The continuity loop

Discover
Map
Protect
Review
Simulate
Improve

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