Where to look next
This page is the story. Each card opens one lens that answers one question, and the ledger at the end proves any figure in either.
Config Usage
1 attribute stores values two different ways at once (a literal boolean AND a numeric option-set code).
Open →L2 · mediumHow people work
52% of working sittings start the same way: open a matter. The next most common way in is close a matter, at 30%.
Open →L2 · highLifecycle
2 of 3 phases with open work have a median age at or above 365 days.
Open →L3 · evidenceMethod and evidence
14 claims, each resolving to an evidence id and the artefact behind it
Open →InSpective · Executive summary
Your Sharedo platform, audited with evidence.
Configuration, lifecycle, parties, and the book itself, extracted from the data, measured against the standards, and returned as findings you can act on and defend. Every finding on the pages that follow is computed from this corpus; nothing in them is illustrative.
Each domain is scored against its own checks, so the numbers are kept apart. We do not average them into a single figure.
Health at a glance
Headline findings
The findings a reader should not miss, ranked by severity, each linked to its full evidence.
1 attribute stores values two different ways at once (a literal boolean AND a numeric option-set code).
See the evidence →2 of 3 phases with open work have a median age at or above 365 days.
See the evidence →52% of working sittings start the same way: open a matter. The next most common way in is close a matter, at 30%.
See the evidence →95 of 287 attribute fields are never populated (0% fill rate).
See the evidence →Audit domains
Configuration and Lifecycle are in the productised pipeline today; the rest are proven on a live engagement and being generalised. Every number is real, computed from this corpus.
Limitation Triage
Conflict Radar
Matter Universe
Matter Taxonomy
Workload Concentration
Entity Resolution
Lifecycle
Config Usage
Usage Journey
What is coming
Delta report: what changed since the baseline →Data & sources