Crisis24 Horizon is a one-stop shop for location-based travel risk management. All U-M faculty, staff, and students who are planning to go abroad, are currently abroad, or provide support for international experiences may register to have access. Key benefits from the platform include:
U-M users can access Crisis24 Horizon via web browser or by downloading the Crisis24 mobile app. To access the platform, U-M users must first register online by following these registration instructions below.
Instructions: Simple PDF version | Web Browser – Video | Mobile App – Video | Mobile App – Detailed Guide PDF version
Crisis24 Horizon houses location briefs for over 200+ countries, 800+ provinces, and 400+ cities. U-M students, faculty, and staff planning to travel to these destinations are strongly encouraged to review these briefs as part of their travel preparation process. These location briefs cover topics such as:
Review the How to Access Location Briefs guide for more instructions.
Crisis24 Horizon provides real-time alerts of significant threats and disruptions worldwide. Each alert provides:
U-M users can set alert notification preferences by defining severity levels, categories, and locations to be included in email alerts or push notifications. Review the adding alert notification preferences guide for setting up your alerts.
Crisis24 Horizon provides Daily Intelligence Briefings which are daily reports that consolidate all of the active alerts within the last 24 hours and deliver them directly to the user’s email. U-M users can decide specifics related to the report, such as:
To set up your daily notification, review the Daily Intelligence Briefing Notification guide or watch the How to Set Up the Daily Intelligence Briefing video.
Crisis24 Horizon provides advice sheets for various health and safety-related situations. U-M user can search the catalog of topics, which include but are not limited to:
Review How to Access Advice Sheets for guidance.
