For risk and continuity leaders
Your continuity plan probably doesn't cover AI work
Business continuity plans cover systems, data and key people. They rarely cover the AI agents and automations those people built. FigmentIQ adds AI work to the picture.
A new kind of key-person risk
Key-person risk used to mean knowledge in someone's head. Now it also means working software in someone's account: a GPT that runs a process, an automation that moves data, a Claude Project that holds months of refinement. It is real work, it is often critical, and it is usually unowned by the company.
What we look at
Concentration.
How much of a team's AI work depends on one person.
Location.
Whether the work sits in company workspaces or personal accounts.
Documentation.
Whether anyone else could run it.
Criticality.
Which processes, customers or reports would be hit if it stopped.
Transferability.
How hard it would be to move to a new owner.
How we help
A clear map
An inventory of AI work with an owner, a location and a criticality rating for each item.
A score you can track
A continuity score for each department, so you can show progress over time and compare teams.
A practical plan
Specific steps to reduce exposure: reassign ownership, move work to company accounts, write runbooks, update offboarding.
Something leadership can read
A plain-language readout, not a compliance report, that leaders can act on.
Not a compliance platform
We don't replace your AI governance, security or audit tools. We cover the gap they leave: making sure the AI work survives when people move on.
Book an AI Continuity Assessment
One department. Two weeks. $2,500. If we find zero single-person AI dependencies, you don't pay.
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