AUDIT · DISCOVER THE REAL PROCESS — NO LOGIN

Map your workflow — show me the work.

multimodal discovery

Show me the work, not the SOP — the documented process is rarely the real one. Describe it — that's a starting point, not the truth — and the map on the right builds as evidence arrives, every step tagged with how I know it, and I'll tell you exactly what I still need.

CAPTURE — EVERY WAY YOU CAN SHOW ME
Anonymous session · artifacts stored temporarily, deleted after 24 h · never indexed, never used for training.
Describe it — a starting point, not the truth
Type how the work happens. I treat it as a claim to verify, never as the process.
Text stays in this draft · never indexed
THE EXCEPTION INTERVIEW — ONE QUESTION AT A TIME
I ask better questions once I've seen the work. Describe it, or just talk me through one real run — narrating is the fastest signal that actually counts as observation.
I ask from the gaps in the map — never a generic checklist. You can dismiss any question; you own the map.
COVERAGE — HOW MUCH OF THE REAL PROCESS I'VE SEEN
0%0 rows mapped · 0 unmapped
Evidence-weighted: OBSERVED counts more than STATED, and a high-risk unmapped gap hurts more than a trivial one. It can go down when I learn the process is bigger than you said.
WHAT I STILL NEED
Describe the work and I'll tell you exactly what's missing.
LIVE OPERATING MAP — BUILDING AS EVIDENCE ARRIVES
Nothing mapped yet. Describe the work — the map draws itself from what you show me.
FASTEST SIGNAL → NARRATE ONE REAL RUN OUT LOUD (LIVE)
OBSERVED — heard you say it / seen you do it (live)STATED — someone told meMINED — read at volume from your event log (live)UNMAPPED — not yet confirmed
NEXT — ASSIGN EXECUTION OWNERSHIP
Describe the work first — there's nothing to assign yet.
THE BOUNDARY — SAID OUT LOUD

Software cannot sit beside your team for eight hours, and we won't pretend it can. It compensates: multimodal capture, questions asked from real gaps, and an honest account of what remains unseen. Where the truth isn't captured, the map says so — it never invents a step. Narration and screen recording are wired: what you SAY is heard and only your own words earn OBSERVED (the rest is dropped and counted); what I SEE on screen becomes a step you confirm — because I can’t re-check pixels the way I re-check words — unless your narration corroborates it. And an exported event log is mined in your browser into MINED steps carrying the real case volume they ran at — nothing here is labelled MINED that carries a count I didn’t read. The one-click live connector to a running system is the only piece still founder-provisioned.

Map your workflow — show me the work · Scalarion