A fictional acquisition of Arden Systems, replayed through Percomb the way a real project runs: five scenes, from the first question to the issued report. No account, and nothing to fill in.
The key moment is scene four. Management claims an attestation the documents do not contain, and the platform says it does not know, weighs the gap in the rating and asks for the document. You can try to make it guess.
Your seat at the table
Scene 1 of 5
The deal replays the same way in every seat — here is how each one hears the scene you are on.
These questions came out of the transactions the practitioners completed, and the list is in front of you before the first document arrives.
Most separation blockers found in week six could have been asked about in week one. These are the week-one questions.
Treat the shipped probes as the floor. Your practice adds its own line items, escalation terms and request template on top, and the report goes out under your name.
This is the question set a buyer's advisor arrives with. You can read it now.
Click through the five scenes — each one is a working screen.
It already knows what to ask
A new project loads its request list from the standard template, 85 items in 16 sections, and the probes are ready at the same moment. Each probe carries a question, the words a target might use for it, what the extracted code can verify, and what silence would mean. A probe that finds nothing adds its own ask to the list.
The fixed parts of the method
12
review areas
six carry a deep-dive question kit
85
request items
in 16 sections, loaded when a project is made
4
reading depths
Executive, Management, Technical, Everything
26
block types
in a report, each carrying its review stage
About this tour
What you are looking at.
Every figure on this page is labeled for what it is.
Arden Systems is invented
So are its people and its numbers. We will not decorate this site with a real target's findings.
The screens are the product's own components
Layout, names and color are the application's. The Illustrative mark on a frame means the figures in it are examples; the request titles are the standard template's.
Nothing here leaves your browser
The replay runs on fixed data with no connection to a tenant, so it cannot leak and cannot be steered. Where a scene pauses, it is waiting on the fictional target; the reading itself takes minutes.
Run it on a deal of your own.
Bring a live deal and we will run it with you watching. If you would rather try it alone first, your own copy comes with a full sample project.