Eight questions on each of three areas you choose. Around six minutes.
You get a score and a named next step at the end of each one, with nothing held back
behind an email address.
Your answers never leave this page. There is no form submission, no analytics
call and nothing written into the web address. The scoring runs in your browser, and if
you close the tab it is gone. That is deliberate, and it is the same principle the
framework itself is built on.
An indicative self-assessment, not an audit and not a certification. Scored in your browser. Your answers are not transmitted and are not stored by anyone but you.
You have already completedon this browser. Those stay finished, and the areas you have not
taken are still open.
( FIRST, ONE QUESTION )
Does your organisation do either of these?
Two of the eleven areas only apply to particular kinds of firm. This
keeps them out of your way if they are not yours.
( CHOOSE UP TO THREE )
Which three would you most like an honest read on?
Pick the ones you would least like a client to ask about. That is usually
where the useful answer is.
Areas marked completed were taken on this browser already. One honest run each is the
idea, and the rest open up when The Den does.
0 of 3 chosen
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What you already have
Where it stops short
The next rung
Today:
One step on:
Every answer came out at the top. That happens, and when it does it is usually worth
asking a colleague in another team to take the same eight questions. Where the two of
you disagree is the interesting part.
( YOUR THREE AREAS )
Where you are today
Taken .
This page is printable, which is the easiest way to put it in
front of someone who was not in the room.
( WHAT CLOSES THESE )
Every rung above is a process we already maintain
Each one comes with the handbook that explains it and the template that
gets it done, kept current as the regulations move. A licence covers all
eleven areas, not only the three you took.
€9,500 a year, flat. No modules, no per-user price.
Why that number → Licensing opens in spring 2027. Ask now and you
are first in the queue rather than first in a sales funnel.
Noted, thank you
You will hear from me when there is something worth the
interruption, and not before.