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CAL connects the plan, the people in the room, the live story, and the evidence that matters—without asking users to learn complicated crisis software.
CAL keeps the exercise connected from the first agreed objective to the next improvement your organization owns. Users see the work they need now—not the machinery behind it.
Agree on the objectives, confirm who will be in the room, and give each team the right starting information before play begins.
The story unfolds in human language. Teams receive only what matters to them, act in their own workspace, and ask for information as they would in a real event.
CAL connects what happened back to the agreed objectives so the AAR can recognize strengths, identify opportunities in the work, and assign practical next steps.
CAL brings scenario design, live orchestration, team information sharing, AI support, and after-action learning into one connected record. The value is not a longer list of controls—it is that each part knows how it relates to the others.
The Scenario Blueprint connects each facilitator-approved objective to what teams know, what happens, what they must decide, and what the AAR can actually observe.
CAL reloads the current authorized exercise record before every response, so its guidance can reflect delivered events, real team activity, approved plans, and reviewed preflight information.
CAL can identify an opportunity, prepare a conditional branch, or draft a stakeholder response. Nothing consequential is released until a facilitator reviews and approves it.
The Response Bench maps who is played, simulated, external, or out of scope, then routes participant requests to the right place and records what answer was actually delivered.
Scenario Studio creates a private test copy for trying new facts, story beats, tasks, or pacing. The facilitator compares the result and promotes only the selected changes.
CAL turns the delivered story and observed team work into an editable review of strengths, opportunities in the work, objective evidence, and practical next actions.
CAL can connect, monitor, draft, and recommend. The facilitator approves objectives, participant-facing information, live story changes, responses, and final learning products.
Before each CAL response, the platform rebuilds an authorized exercise snapshot from the current record. Source boundaries and facilitator approvals remain visible; CAL cannot release consequential content on its own.
Visitors should not need to know CAL’s internal structure to understand its value. These four phases show what the platform enables from first design decision through the next round of improvement.
A facilitator can see what is ready, what is missing, and how the pieces support the learning goals.
The facilitator stays focused on the room while the platform keeps the story, requests, and team activity together.
Participants spend their attention on the problem—not on learning the software.
The exercise ends with an evidence-backed story of what worked, what can improve, and what happens next.
Facilitators see controls and private reasoning. Participants see only what helps their team act. Observers get a safe read-only view, and the Projector shows the common operating picture without exposing facilitator material.
CAL drafts a connected, organization-aware exercise while the facilitator reviews the objectives, teams, starting information, story, and decisions.
Current step-by-step guideRun the room from one place, with the most important live issue surfaced first and detailed controls available when needed.
Current step-by-step guideAdd images, audio, records, messages, and other evidence where they make the situation clearer or more realistic.
Current step-by-step guideAsk what should happen next. CAL reloads the authorized exercise record before each response and keeps every draft behind facilitator approval.
Current step-by-step guideTurn the exercise record into a constructive review of strengths, opportunities, objective evidence, and agreed next actions.
Current step-by-step guideEach team sees its starting brief, current story, decisions, new information, and communications without needing to learn the facilitator console.
Current step-by-step guideBring in policies, procedures, and prior learning so CAL can use the right organizational context while keeping source boundaries visible.
Current step-by-step guideCPPS configures each client organization, access model, branding, and team invitations as part of onboarding.
Current step-by-step guideDefine stakeholder characters — reporters, regulators, angry customers — with full backstories. Participants interrogate them live; the AI stays in character.
Current step-by-step guideDrive the exercise as a team. Multiple facilitators run one scenario together with live presence and attribution; observers watch live without touching the room.
Current step-by-step guideWe run a live demo exercise you can join right now — no account, no setup. Enter your name, use the code below, and experience exactly what your team will see on exercise day.
Demo exercise coming soon.
In the meantime, ask CAL anything on the main page.