Free readiness scorecard
Find the gap before the reviewer does.
Six questions per document family. No account. You get a score, the weak spots, and the lens that will show you the rest. Your answers stay in this browser.
Choose your family
Four document families. Four short scorecards.
Each scorecard takes a few minutes and points to the lenses that match the weakest answers. It is a self-assessment, not a review.
Submit & Apply readiness
Grants, journals, RFPs, dissertations, book proposals, personal statements, and abstracts.
Take the scorecard →Assure & ComplyAssure & Comply readiness
Security questionnaires, SOC 2 readiness, accreditation self-studies, and continuing-education materials.
Take the scorecard →Decide & GovernDecide & Govern readiness
Investment memos, board materials, offering memoranda, nonprofit reports, and partnership proposals.
Take the scorecard →Publish & PromotePublish & Promote readiness
White papers, technical documentation, press releases, case studies, and employment documents.
Take the scorecard →What the scorecard is and is not
It is a short, honest self-assessment against the questions reviewers tend to ask. It is not a review, an audit, or a prediction. A high score means the basics are in place; it does not mean the document will be accepted, funded, approved, or published.
When you want the deeper read, run the matching lens through the review desk. The document owner keeps every decision that follows.