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Know what could disrupt your operations, and what to do about it.

Zero Containment watches official hazard feeds and the forecast around the offices, stores, warehouses and venues you add, and tells your team in plain words when something nearby needs a Watch or an Act, with the source behind every alert.

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A pilot is 30 days on your real locations. We reply within two business days; nothing is billed until you choose a plan.

How it works

  1. Add your locations. Type an address or upload a spreadsheet of sites. It takes about a minute.
  2. We check every one, all the time. Wildfires, severe weather, earthquakes, floods, storms, air quality, outages and security reports within your chosen radius, plus the forecast for the next 3 days.
  3. You get one clear answer. Clear, Watch or Act for each location, with the reasons, the distance, the source and a one-page brief to share.

One incident, start to finish

  1. An agency reports it. For example, the National Weather Service issues a Red Flag Warning or a fire is reported 30 miles from one of your sites.
  2. We check it against your locations. Inside a boundary you uploaded, inside the alert radius, or under the warning area the agency drew. Distance alone is never called impact.
  3. You see the evidence. The original source and its own rating, the event time, when we last confirmed it, and how many independent feeds report it.
  4. Your rule fires once. On the page, as a desktop notification, or to Slack, Teams or a webhook, logged with its delivery status. A raised severity counts as a new update; an unchanged one does not repeat.
  5. You decide and record it. Open the playbook, mark mitigation with an approver, and export the audit log or a one-page brief.

From signal to decision

1. Detect

Wildfires, severe weather and official warnings, floods, earthquakes and tsunamis, and infrastructure disruption: internet outages measured by IODA, and power, water and telecom failures in official alerts and reports. Agency feeds are checked every few minutes.

2. Understand

Each event is checked against your sites: inside a boundary you uploaded, under the warning area the agency drew, or within your alert radius, with the source, its own rating and how fresh it is.

3. Assess impact

Every site gets Clear, Watch or Act with the reasons, plus forecast odds for the next days: chance of damaging gusts, dangerous heat and heavy rain from weather-model ensembles.

4. Decide

Alert rules send the right sites to Slack, Teams or a webhook once, and the playbook, approvals, audit log and one-page brief record what your team did.

What it replaces

Data you can check

Zero Containment is not an official warning service. Always follow instructions from local authorities.

Built for

Security, business continuity, facilities and operations teams at organizations with many sites: retail and restaurant chains, logistics and warehousing, field services, healthcare networks and multi-site offices.

Plans

Pro

$29

per month

  • 15 saved locations
  • Alert rules: on-page, sound and desktop notifications
  • Slack, Teams or webhook delivery
  • Risk briefs (PDF)

Choose Pro

Team

$299

per month

  • 50 locations and event dates
  • Boundary monitoring from GeoJSON
  • Audit log and incident export
  • 30-day pilot

Choose Team

Business

$999

per month

  • 300 locations and event dates
  • Custom thresholds and alert radius
  • Data API access
  • Priority support

Choose Business

Enterprise

From $2,500

per month

  • Unlimited locations
  • Integrations and private deployment, scoped by contract
  • Single sign-on on request
  • Uptime and data-latency terms by contract

Request a pilot

Free account: live map, feeds and 3 saved locations. Prices are in U.S. dollars. Team and Business start with a 30-day pilot.

Request a pilot

Tell us what you need to watch. We set up your locations, alert rules and thresholds with you, agree what success looks like, and review the results together at the end of 30 days.

What do you need to watch?
Where should alerts go?

Slack, Teams and webhooks work today. Email and SMS are set up during the pilot if you need them.

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