Modules
Nine modules that share one record
Turn on what your program needs. Every module writes to the same person, site, and event record, so nothing has to be reconciled across tools later.
Alerts and activity feed
Risk-rated, located, filtered to your people
Live location
Position when it matters, on the terms you set
Panic and SOS
One press, with position attached
Check-ins and monitoring
Scheduled contact, with a flag on every miss
Mass communications
Everyone, or exactly the right group
Facilities and fixed sites
Offices, project sites, and residences on the same map
Travel data and itineraries
Planned movement, without manual entry
Analytics and reporting
Footprint, exposure, and response, on demand
Operational map
One view of people, sites, and events
Every module writes to the same console. Nothing has to be reconciled across tools later.
ISO 31030 evidence and compliance
Defensible, not just responsive
ISO 31030 is the international standard for travel risk management, setting out how organizations identify, assess, treat and monitor the risks of sending people to work away from home. CI360 supports the framework across every stage: assessing risk, treating it, monitoring it, and reviewing what happened. Duty of care is judged after the fact, so the platform keeps the record that shows what you knew, who you told, and how quickly.
Before travel
Briefings and destination advisories go out against the itinerary and its risk profile, with a record of who received and acknowledged them.
During travel
Position, check-ins, alerts served, and messages sent are timestamped against each person and each site.
During an incident
Who was notified, on which channel, who answered, what was escalated, and when each of those happened.
On review
Reports by destination, date, person, or severity, exportable for audit, insurer review, and board reporting.
Packaging
Three ways to run it
Direct
Your own tenant, your own rules, run by your team. Configuration, roles, and integrations are yours to set.
White-label
Your brand on the portal and the app, delivered to your own clients, with feature sets switched on per client.
Partner-delivered
Bought and supported through a security, travel, or intelligence provider who runs CI360™ on your behalf.
In all three, access follows the role and modules are switched on per population. Pricing is scoped to the modules you turn on and the number of people covered, not to a fixed tier.
Integrations and deployment
CI360 works on its own, or with the technology you already run.
GDS and TMC providers, including Sabre, Amadeus, and Concur, plus standalone email parsing for itineraries booked anywhere.
Device types, from satellite phones and personal trackers to vehicle and aircraft telemetry.
Notification channels out of the box: SMS, email, push, in-app message, and interactive voice, driven by your own rules.
Common questions
What buyers, security teams, and procurement usually ask first.
What does CI360 do?
CI360 gives security and travel-risk teams a real-time operational view of their people, travel activity, threats, and emerging situations. It brings travel data, intelligence, communications, and response tools together in one platform so teams can quickly understand who may be affected, reach the right people, and coordinate action.
Does CI360 replace our GSOC?
No. CI360 is the technology platform that helps your GSOC operate more effectively. It provides the tools, data, visibility, communications, and workflows your team uses, but it does not replace your analysts, response capabilities, or human judgment—and it does not require you to purchase those services from us.
Which intelligence providers can we use?
Whichever ones you already have. CI360 integrates commercial intelligence feeds, and your own analysts can write and publish reporting through the same channels your travelers already read.
How does CI360 know where our people are?
Four ways, used together: booked itineraries from GDS and TMC integrations, app and device location where the traveler has enabled it, tracker and vehicle telemetry, and the offices and sites you have plotted.
Does CI360 support ISO 31030?
Yes. The platform covers each stage of the framework and retains the record behind it: briefings delivered and acknowledged, alerts served, check-ins made or missed, and every communication sent.
Can CI360 be delivered under our own brand?
Yes. The web portal and the mobile app can carry your branding, and each client deployment has its own feature set, so you decide which modules and app tiles a given population sees.
How are notifications targeted?
By your rules. Audiences resolve from live data — entire staff, a group, an office, or everyone inside an affected region — and messages go out over SMS, email, push, in-app message, or interactive voice.
How do I integrate with other systems?
CI360 is built entirely on a suite of well-documented APIs that let you pull data from the platform or push data into it. Virtually every record is available, so you stay in complete control of your data.
What is ISO 31030?
ISO 31030 is the international standard for travel risk management, published in 2021. It describes how an organization should identify travel risks, assess them against the trip and the traveler, treat them with controls such as briefings and monitoring, and review what happened afterwards. It is guidance rather than a certifiable standard, so organizations demonstrate alignment with it through evidence rather than a certificate.
What happens to data we already hold?
It stays authoritative. CI360 reads from your existing systems rather than asking you to re-enter records, and retention, residency, and role visibility are configured per deployment.