Workflow Audit Kit
It starts from twelve silent automation failure signals and tells you where to look for each one. The scoring rubric ranks the fixes by impact. The inventory worksheet has 229 fields you fill in on your own stack.
Free kits / Dario Cositore
These were paid products. They are free now, and the workbook is the one I use on my own engagements. Fill it in on your stack, with your owners and your failures, and the answers come out of your systems rather than mine. It is free. The email field is how the workbook reaches you.
Every workbook is built in the same order. You read the method first, then the worked examples, and the empty worksheets come last. The one you download is the version you can write in.
Three steps, and you can run them in one sitting. The method is on the page. The workbook is the part you write in.
Every kit opens with the method itself. The failure signals and the worked example are on the page, and you get that part without a download or an email.
Download the workbook and fill in the empty worksheets against your own stack. It opens in a browser and saves as you type.
The scoring rubric ranks the fixes by impact instead of by noise, so the session ends with a sequence you can work through.
No. The page already carries the method, the failure signals and the worked examples. The email field is only for the fillable workbook.
It is the same method and the same taxonomy. The download adds the empty worksheets you fill in on your own stack, so the answers come out of your own systems rather than mine.
Yes. Fill it in together, then decide what to fix first. The workbook is built to be worked on in a session.
Yes. You hand over no card and create no account. The workbook is the same one I use on my own engagements.
The free diagnostic reads your current document path and tells you which layer is failing. It takes about two minutes and it needs nothing from you.
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