Process
Controlled intake. Founder decision. Structured review.
The process is built to protect scope. Intake can organize and score the request, but the founder decides what proceeds.
Initial inquiry
The requester identifies the organization, system under review, governing question, available materials, and concern type.
Fit and readiness scoring
The intake is scored for scope fit, whether a reviewable system exists, evidence availability, posture integrity, completeness, and complexity.
Founder decision gate
Vexillum decides whether to accept, hold, request more information, or decline. No intake score makes the final call.
Evidence and standards review
Relevant documents, policies, criteria, communications, and records are organized against the governing question.
Founder-reviewed output
The final product may be a diagnostic memo, standards analysis, evidence map, or structured findings report, depending on scope.