Case Study
Business Services Company Unifies Risk Management Workflows
19 Aug 2026

A large digital business services company with employees and operations across the United States needed a more effective way to identify emerging threats, determine which assets might be affected, and communicate with their teams. Its existing intelligence and alerting system no longer provided the level of detail or integrated functionality required to support its needs.
With its broad operational footprint, the organization faced exposure to a variety of concerns, including severe weather, natural disasters, civil unrest, infrastructure outages, and other location-specific risks. As its incumbent system approached renewal, the company saw an opportunity to replace a fragmented approach rather than continue investing in technology that did not meet its evolving needs.
Bringing Intelligence and Communication Together
The client’s primary objective was to bring detailed, real-time intelligence, exposure awareness, and mass notification into one connected environment. Security teams needed to understand what was happening, determine which employees and site locations could be affected, and quickly initiate the appropriate communications and response workflows.
Crisis24 and Dataminr presented an integrated solution that combined Dataminr’s granular, AI-driven intelligence with Crisis24’s human expertise, critical event management workflows, and mass notification.
Through this connected, integrated approach, intelligence can be evaluated alongside the organization’s active footprint, helping teams identify relevant exposure and move directly from awareness to coordinated action.
Supporting Faster, More Consistent Response
Crisis24’s mass notification and workflow capabilities played a central role in the client’s decision. Rather than relying on separate systems to review intelligence, assess potential exposure, and communicate with employees, the organization can manage these activities through a unified operational process with automated workflows.
Essentially, the partnership between Crisis24 and Dataminr was a significant differentiator. It gave the client the detailed intelligence it valued while adding communication, exposure visibility, and workflows.
The Result
By replacing its incumbent system with a collaborative Crisis24 and Dataminr solution, the organization established a more connected approach to intelligence, risk visibility, and employee communication. Security teams are now better positioned to identify emerging threats, assess potential impacts across a broad geographic footprint, and coordinate timely, consistent action.
The new solution provides a scalable foundation for protecting employees and globally while strengthening the organization’s ability to respond confidently to both routine disruptions and rapidly developing events.
Learn how Crisis24 brings intelligence, mass communications, location visibility, and response workflows together to support faster critical event management.
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