From a business, to a validated capability model, to a walkthrough you can navigate.
A model built from documents alone is noisy; a model built from a template is generic. So we generate the frame from an archetype, then run it through a design team that thinks about the business from eight angles at once, checks its own work, and attacks it before it ships. The result is the baseline model of how your firm runs.
Capture the context and evidence base. Everything from public sources is tagged hypothesis, not finding.
Pick the closest archetype and commission eight specialists, each with a defined work package.
Eight specialists analyse independently, cross-review in pairs, synthesise one blueprint, then try to disprove it.
Click any step to see what it does, what flows in and out, and the specialist skill behind it. Colour marks the kind of step.
This baseline is the outside-in frame. The step we are building on next ingests your org chart, SOPs, contracts and real jobs, and corrects the model element by element — retagging each one from Baseline to Document-evidenced to Owner-validated. That correction is what earns the word twin, and the model carries the honesty metric on its face: what share is still just a best guess.