4 private, browser-based tools turn operating questions into useful evidence. No registration. No email. The Open Shelf adds 26 working documents you can download and adapt.
Use the Readiness Diagnostic when the problem is real but the right starting point is not yet obvious.
The Readiness Diagnostic
Forty questions, twelve minutes, no email. A structured self-assessment of ten operational domains, with private results generated in your browser.
Private scores, an evidence profile, high-consequence flags, and three starting priorities, with an optional Complete Interpretation Report after consent.
For Executive directors and leadership teams
Run the readiness diagnosticChoose the pressure point you can name. Each tool turns what you already know into a result you can use in a management, finance, or board conversation.
The Allocation Modeler
Enter your cost pools, programs, and allocation bases — it runs the worksheet and drafts the written methodology a fiscal monitor asks for first.
An allocation worksheet and a written methodology draft for CPA review and board adoption.
For Finance leads and executive directors
Model the allocationThe Turnover Cost Calculator
Turns one staff departure into a number a board can read — the vacancy, the recruiting hours, the onboarding, and the months of ramp — and sets it against what retention would have cost.
A cost per departure, annual exposure, component breakdown, and board-ready retention comparison.
For Executive directors, HR leads, and program managers
Calculate turnover costThe Caseload & Coverage Stress Test
Measures each worker's month in hours rather than case counts, shows who is over capacity, and runs the scenario every manager carries around: what happens when one of them resigns.
A worker-by-worker capacity view and a departure scenario before the gap becomes an emergency.
For Program managers and supervisors in case-carrying services
Stress-test the caseloadTake a working template, checklist, crosswalk, model, or implementation guide. The 26 ready resources are free to read, download, and adapt.