How it works

From sign-up to a plan

Four steps. The first assessment takes a team an afternoon, not a quarter.

How it works

From sign-up to a plan

Step 1

Choose a standard

Pick the assessment model, for example ISO 22301:2019. Invite colleagues to score with you.

Step 2

Score each question

Rate each control 0 to 5 against plain-language maturity descriptions, with your rationale and evidence notes.

Step 3

See where you stand

Finalize to get the overall score, category and domain scores, gaps to target, and your benchmark position.

Step 4

Act and reassess

Share the executive summary, set targets, and reassess within 12 months to show progress.

Dashboard

Three views of the same program

Posture

The overall score, domain scores, and the biggest gaps to target. The view you show leadership.

My work

What to score next, who is scoring what, and what is waiting on you.

Program

Every model you run, its cadence, and the trend across assessments.

Executive summary

Two pages for the board pack

Every finalized assessment produces a two-page executive summary: the score, the level in words, domain scores, the biggest gaps, a benchmark position when a publishable cohort exists, and an AI-written paragraph your team can edit. Your logo on the cover.

Know where your program stands in about four minutes.