Guides
Complete, indexable answers available without registration.
- Direct answers and decision rules
- Generic checks and warning signs
- Sources, dates and limitations
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What you receive
Public answers first. Project tools unlock as you move through Start-Ready.
Guides answer planning and construction questions for everyone. Completing the free check creates tools from your own answers. The £395 Decision Pack adds professional judgement and a further implementation toolkit. The £950 Resolution Plan is evidence-led professional work, not another bundle of downloads.
The access ladder
Each stage has a different job.
The public answer is not hidden to manufacture a sale. What changes after completion is the level of personalisation, professional judgement and evidence review.
Your portal shows only the material available for that project, with the next level clearly identified but never presented as already included.
Your report and free tools
Your preliminary result is organised into a saved project record.
- Full report and assessment PDF
- Questions and immediate actions
- Commitment record and priority reading
Decision Pack and implementation toolkit
Professional interpretation of the assessment, followed by tools for acting on it.
- Decision Position and Priority Actions
- 30-Day Action Sequence and Evidence Request List
- Decision Call, Recheck and implementation tools
Evidence-led resolution system
Agreed project evidence is reviewed and turned into a controlled route forward.
- Verified position and Open Evidence findings
- Start Map, Action Register and responsibilities
- Evidence requests, decisions and Recheck
Available to everyone
Guides answer the question.
Each published guide gives the direct answer, practical checks, warning signs, an owner action sequence, questions to ask, sources and clear limitations. No assessment is required.
Open the guide library →Unlocked after the free check
Your report and free completion tools.
The result remains preliminary and based on the answers supplied. The tools organise those answers so you can use them with your existing team.
Project question sheet
Questions selected from the recorded gaps and grouped around the person who normally needs to answer.
Immediate action checklist
The first practical actions identified by the assessment, without pretending they have been professionally prioritised.
Before-you-commit record
A simple record of the decision, documents relied upon, assumptions, unresolved matters and authorised decision-maker.
Priority reading
The public guides most relevant to the weaker areas identified by the assessment.
Saved project record
Your result, answers, full PDF and tools remain together behind the private portal link.
Unlocked when the £395 Decision Pack is issued
A professional pack, followed by implementation tools.
The Decision Pack establishes what matters most and what should happen next. Its toolkit helps you use that position with the project team. It does not review or verify project documents.
20-minute decision meeting agenda
A short agenda for confirming the decision, priorities, responsibilities and dates.
First instruction list
The first professionally prioritised actions, ready to allocate to named people.
Information-request cover note
Clear wording to issue above the project-specific Evidence Request List.
Seven-day control rhythm
A practical sequence for issuing, confirming, recording and escalating requests.
30-day Recheck preparation
The updates to collect before using the included assessment-based Recheck.
Decision record
One place to record the final decision, information relied upon, assumptions, owners and deadlines.
£950 Resolution Plan
Evidence-led work is different.
The Resolution Plan reviews the agreed material project evidence. It records the Verified position, Open Evidence findings, Start Map, Action Register, responsibilities, evidence requests and decisions required to close the identified gaps.
This is professional analysis of the defined evidence scope. It is not presented as another downloadable bonus.
See the Resolution Plan →