FloodOps
Northstar Logistics Local fixture demo

Business continuity workspace Great Britain

Know which sites need attention.

Turn official flood signals into a clear operating action for every location — with the reason, owner and source evidence in one place.

How statuses work
Portfolio status

Last checked
Fixture data is for product demonstration only.

Official signal in portfolio areaToday · 08:40

Flood alert in force for the Lower Trent and tributaries. One high-criticality site has moved to Prepare.

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Your operating picture

Site portfolio

Selected site

Action detail

Select a site above to inspect the evidence

Traceable inputs

Source evidence

Every status is assembled from a source signal, a geography match and a customer rule. Fixture cards show the evidence pattern the live product would retain.

Official alertHigh confidence

Environment Agency flood-monitoring API

Flood alert · Lower Trent and tributaries · Published 08:40

Area contextContext only

Flood Map for Planning

Site sits within an indicative area requiring local review.

Customer ruleConfigured

High-criticality escalation rule

Prepare when an official alert is within the site’s operating area.

A deliberately simple model

Three actions, never a false “safe”.

FloodOps does not predict flooding or replace an official warning service. It combines an official signal with your operating context and produces a transparent next action.

MonitorNo active trigger, or the available evidence needs watching.
PrepareA configured threshold is met; the site checklist is ready to start.
EscalateA high-priority trigger is met; notify the accountable role now.

Safety and data limits

This local demo uses fictional sites and fixture evidence. It is not an emergency alert service, a property-level risk assessment, a route safety verdict, or a substitute for official warnings and your own business-continuity procedures. Data can be delayed, incomplete or unavailable. A production version would show freshness, preserve official wording and require specialist review before operational use.