Unknown stays unknown
A missing probe, unreadable receipt, or untested recovery path is not treated as “probably fine.”
Free browser-only assessment
For operations leads and engineering managers putting automation near customer messages, payments, contracts, or business records. Check one workflow against 12 practical controls and leave with a downloadable evidence packet.
Your assessment never leaves this browser.
Interactive checker
Answer from evidence, not intent. Choose “Unknown” when you cannot demonstrate a control. The checker never converts missing evidence into a pass.
Assessment result
This is a structured screening record, not a security audit, legal opinion, certification, or production approval. Validate each control in your own environment before changing authority.
Methodology
A missing probe, unreadable receipt, or untested recovery path is not treated as “probably fine.”
Actions that send messages, move money, accept contracts, or alter records need a named boundary and owner.
A useful receipt binds the trigger, decision, action, result, and owning workflow—not just a green job status.
A stop switch and retry policy count only when the workflow proves they work without duplicating external effects.
Fixed-scope offer test
For a team that wants an evidence-led second look before one automated workflow reaches customers, money, or authoritative records.
Questions
No. The page has no form endpoint, analytics script, account system, or network request for assessment data. The optional JSON packet is created locally.
No. It means your answers did not expose a listed gap. It does not independently inspect your system or authorize deployment.
Use concrete artifacts: policy files, screenshots, test receipts, logs, replay results, and named ownership records. Aspirations are not evidence.
Run and export a separate packet for each workflow. Mixing authorities and recovery paths makes the result less useful.