Real institutions run on exceptions. When the system can't hold one, people build a workaround — and the workaround becomes normal.
Reality happens once — then gets written down twice, on paper and in software, every day.
Four sign-offs for something that should take thirty seconds. Chains that live in email.
Reports rebuilt from scratch. Audit evidence hunted across drives — data that existed, never structured.
Five minutes. No signup. A personalised picture of where your energy is going — and a sub-score for your Readiness Index.
Not a set of features — an operating system for the institution.