Email & SMS
Messages from colleagues, partners, suppliers or authorities.
SIMULATION • TRAINING • LESSONS LEARNED
Train your teams to manage a crisis before it happens.
Exerce-Ease turns your scenarios into realistic simulations. Test your procedures, observe decisions and prepare your teams to act when every minute counts.
✓ Customisable exercises✓ On-site or remote✓ Expert support
EXERCISE IN PROGRESSCYBER-07
09:0011:30
MEDIA ALERTA journalist requests official confirmation2 min ago • Stimulus #12
INTERNAL MESSAGEIT confirms three critical services are unavailable7 min ago • Stimulus #11
12stimuli issued
04:18response time
8participants
FROM PLANS TO REFLEXES
Are your teams truly prepared?
A crisis management plan is essential. But it cannot guarantee that information will flow, roles will be understood and decisions will be made in time.
Only training can prove it.
SMEs • 10 TO 200 EMPLOYEES
You do not need to start with software.
Start by understanding your risks, dependencies and the consequences of a business interruption. Our resilience assessment gives you a clear picture and an action plan proportionate to your resources.
✓ Assessment from €1,490 excl. VAT✓ Scope and price agreed before work begins✓ Concrete, prioritised recommendations
REALISTIC IMMERSION
Let your teams experience the crisis
Participants progressively receive realistic demands similar to those faced during an actual crisis.
Simulated calls
Incoming phone calls and exchanges with simulated stakeholders.
Media & social
News flashes, posts, rumours and journalist enquiries.
Business events
Technical, human and operational information.
Rising pressure
A situation that evolves according to the planned timeline.
They no longer say what they would do. They do it.
A COMPLETE CYCLE
Prepare. Simulate. Improve.
Prepare
Build the scenario, define roles and schedule every event.
Simulate
Issue stimuli and observe the crisis team’s response.
Improve
Turn exercise findings into concrete actions.
BESPOKE SCENARIOSYour risks.
Your risks.
Your exercise.
Every simulation is tailored to your industry, procedures and team objectives.
Explore scenarios →Cyberattack & ransomwareIndustrial accidentReputational crisisIndustrial relations crisisBusiness interruptionMulti-site crisis
Self-managed
Your teams or consultants design scenarios and run exercises directly through the platform.
Discover the platform →With expert support
We help define objectives, build the scenario, configure and facilitate the simulation.
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FIELD-BASED EXPERTISEBertrand Gille,
Bertrand Gille,
founder of Exerce-Ease
Experience spanning crisis management, business continuity, cybersecurity and international project delivery.
His background includes crisis management and business continuity responsibilities at Sanofi, leading IT experts across critical business domains — including legal, patents, trademarks and HSE — and eleven years managing international projects.
His certifications in cybersecurity, including CEH, cyber resilience and business continuity complement this operational understanding of complex organisations.
Discover his background →READY TO TEST YOUR ORGANISATION?
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PRACTICAL INSIGHTSCrisis management Crisis exercises Business continuity
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