Source-of-truth map
Identify authoritative, superseded, supporting, contradictory, and unknown artifacts.
Follow-on services repair diagnosed problems, create durable knowledge infrastructure, and maintain the record after stabilization.
Identify authoritative, superseded, supporting, contradictory, and unknown artifacts.
Connect claims and decisions to sources, status, uncertainty, and review history.
Preserve conversations, documents, indexes, and project history.
Define updates, checks, handoff, retention, and deletion.
Milestone implementation work derived from an audit you have already accepted.
Opens in stages
Opens in stages. Human archive work begins only after service and data terms, insurance, secure transfer, retention and deletion procedures, and independent QA are in place. Requires an accepted audit first.
Best for: Projects with a diagnosis in hand that now need the repairs actually carried out.
Scope boundary: Requires an accepted audit and written acceptance criteria. Change orders are mandatory.
Next step: Consider a stewardship retainer once the project is stable.
Builds the durable system that keeps the same chaos from returning.
Opens in stages
Opens in stages. Human archive work begins only after service and data terms, insurance, secure transfer, retention and deletion procedures, and independent QA are in place. Discovery-led; not sold from a form alone.
Best for: Organizations that need a searchable, evidence-linked knowledge system rather than another cleanup.
Scope boundary: Scope set during a discovery phase. Requires acceptance criteria before work begins.
Next step: Move to a stewardship retainer to keep the system current.
Reserved monthly capacity to keep the archive, decisions, risks, and evidence current.
Opens in stages
Opens in stages. Human archive work begins only after service and data terms, insurance, secure transfer, retention and deletion procedures, and independent QA are in place. Offered after a project is stabilized.
Best for: Stabilized projects that would otherwise drift back into scatter within a few months.
Scope boundary: Reserved capacity, not unlimited support. Tier depends on system size and review frequency.
Next step: Review capacity and tier fit at the end of each quarter.
Establish evidence, objective, constraints, and priority problems.
Define deliverables, milestones, systems, acceptance, and exclusions.
Create agreed artifacts and test against stated uses.
Transfer ownership or maintain a defined review rhythm.
Bring the completed scan, audit, or discovery result.