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Level audit
The level audit checks which installations stand for the next U-level: a binary checklist in five categories, cumulative per level. Falling back is an audit finding, which rule was missing, never a failure.
What it is
Per level a checklist in five categories: Measuring, Money, Delivery, Commerce, People and rhythm. Each rule is yes or no. The rules of a level come on top of the rules of the level before it.
When it runs
At every level transition, and whenever the number drops. It is a diagnostic instrument, never a gatekeeper: nobody is refused a program on the audit.
Why it exists
You can hit any number once. You only keep a U-level with the installations that belong to it. The audit names the missing one. In C.A.L.M. Scale passing the audit is what closes a level.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does the audit?
Chris, with the founder, against the checklist. The structure is fixed; the exact rules get sharpened with practice.
What happens when I fall back?
The audit shows which rule was missing. That becomes the next installation. Nothing else changes.