How Red River’s business continuity form works — a quick guide
The town’s nine-step form (profile, providers, assets, accounts, finances, contacts, response, maintenance, export) guides businesses through inventories, backups, contact lists and a downloadable Word export; the presenter recommends reviewing the PDF or video first.
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Max Kodikov walked through the planning tool’s nine sections and explained what to enter in each. He said Step 1 (Profile) captures basic business identity and a designated primary contact; Step 2 (Providers) collects emergency services and utilities and professional partners; Step 3 (Assets) records critical business functions and inventory; Step 4 (Accounts) covers backup strategy and account access; Step 5 (Finances) lists priority payees and succession authorization; Step 6 (Contacts) builds an employee directory and call order; Step 7 (Response) outlines checklists and messaging templates; Step 8 (Maintenance) sets update frequency and drills; and Step 9 (Export) lets users download a Word document.
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