How we measured this
A standing per-pillar checklist of the exact checks behind each score, on Analyze, Monitor, Optimize and the shareable report.
What it is
The named checklist behind your numbers: one card per measured pillar, every check listed with the observation, the measured value where there is one, and a provenance label. The same evidence the score drawer carries, promoted into something you do not have to know to open.
When to use it
When you want to see what a pillar is made of, when a score looks wrong, or when a client asks how a number was arrived at.
Step by step
- 1Open Analyze, Monitor, or Optimize and find How we measured this.
- 2Read each pillar header, which counts how many checks passed out of how many ran.
- 3Read the rows: a tick, a cross, or a neutral mark, the observation in plain language, the value where the row reports a quantity, and its provenance chip.
- 4Open the report to hand the same checklist to a client without giving them dashboard access.
What you will see
One card per measured pillar with its checks-passed badge and rows, and a closing line naming the pillars that are not measured yet.
Measured, never manufactured
A pillar with no persisted signals is stated as not measured rather than shown as a passing check. An empty checklist rendering as all clear is the most flattering lie a measurement product can tell, so no builder emits a row for an observation that was not genuinely stored, and the free audit and the signed-in dashboard read from the same shape so the two surfaces cannot drift.
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Provenance: why every number opens to its evidenceEvery score carries its source, confidence, and evidence, and you can open any number to see the receipt.