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The Free level serves individuals and teams building fluency in the framework family before committing an organisation to a full diagnostic. It provides a sample Radar output, an overview of the four dimensions and the scoring approach, a short readiness check, and guidance on which level fits. This is the reading layer, not yet the diagnostic layer: no scoring, no personalised outputs. Its job is orientation, honestly stated.

Essential serves teams that need a current answer to a specific question: where do we actually stand today? It returns the Diagnostic Radar, Diagnostic Scorecard, Diagnostic Quadrant, and Transformation Roadmap: a validated maturity position across the four dimensions, positioned against benchmark profiles, with recommendations sequenced across zero to ninety days, three to six months, and twelve to twenty-four months. The shift from Free is the shift from reading the framework to being measured by it: this is where the evidence base starts.

Professional serves leaders who have the diagnostic position and now need the transformation sequenced. It extends Essential with impact-weighted gap and opportunity analysis, a decision-grade roadmap that clarifies dependencies and execution order, internal benchmarking across teams, regions, or business units, and an optional facilitated executive briefing. The difference from Essential is not more data: it is the strategy layer, where diagnostic evidence becomes prioritised investment sequence and stakeholder alignment.

Enterprise serves complex organisations where the diagnostic question is no longer where does one entity stand, but how does intelligence hold together across many. It extends Professional with the Strategic Alignment Index across functions and business units, external benchmark comparisons where eligible, portfolio-level intelligence aggregated across entities and regions, a structural risk assessment and mitigation plan, and dedicated advisor support for interpretation and sequencing. This is the level at which the diagnostic becomes an intelligence layer rather than a report.