Commercial Intake

Tell us what is breaking, where it appears first, and what is at risk.

The purpose of the initial intake is to determine whether a focused two-week mechanism audit is the right starting point.

Two-Week Mechanism Audit Intake

For systems that are failing, scaling badly, behaving unpredictably, degrading over time, or creating a high-consequence decision under uncertainty.

Contact and authority

Who owns the problem and who is authorized to act?

Failure identification

State the problem plainly and identify where it appears first.

Pressure, timing, and attempted fixes

Describe when it began and what changed around that time.

Consequence and decision

Explain what is at risk and what the audit must help decide.

Engagement readiness

A two-week audit requires timely access, clear ownership, and a scoped decision.

Submission and boundaries

The initial intake should identify the system, failure, consequence, access, and decision. Detailed proprietary materials can move into a controlled process after fit is established.

Do not submit passwords, access credentials, export-controlled information, patient-identifiable information, trade secrets, unpublished patent claims, or material you are not authorized to share.

A submission is reviewed for fit. It does not create an engagement until scope, terms, access, and responsibilities are agreed in writing.