Questionnaires ask what you would do. Meaisure watches what you do.
You step into a live, AI-generated scenario — a crisis unfolding across multiple channels, a case file to investigate, a conversation you can't postpone — in real time, under real pressure. At the end you get a diagnostic debrief of how you actually behaved, anchored to the exact moments where it mattered.
Private testing — you'll need an access key.
Live a scenario
A fresh situation lands on your desk: a crisis with staff, leadership and press all messaging at once — or a due-diligence dossier to untangle, or a one-on-one that has to go well. Interruptions arrive whether you're ready or not.
Every move counts
It's not just what you write. Whether you checked the guidelines, which sources you actually opened, how long you took, which decisions you let expire — the process is part of the measure.
Get a diagnosis, not a grade
The debrief describes your behavioral pattern under pressure, cites the exact moments that shaped it, and gives you concrete growth moves for next time.
One measurement engine, many kinds of work
Real roles don't all look like a control room. Each scenario puts you in a specific job with its own standard to live up to — the view and the pressures change, the way you're measured doesn't.
Crisis console
Principal in a school crisis
A student-safety incident breaks across parent, staff and press channels at once. You're the principal — and everyone wants an answer before you have the facts.
Crisis console · ISO 22301 / 27001
Security incident response
A live cyber incident. Coordinate containment, communications and continuity against incident-management practice while the clock runs and the story leaks.
Investigation workbench · ISO 37001
Anti-bribery due diligence
A vendor needs sign-off before Friday. Work the evidence — registers, screening tools, the people pushing you — and surface the red flags before you put your name on a recommendation.
One-on-one · ISO 45003
A difficult conversation
One person, one conversation that affects their wellbeing. No dashboards — how you open it, listen, and land it is the entire measure.
Crisis console · ISO 37301
Compliance dilemma
The compliant call and the convenient one diverge — and someone senior is leaning hard on the convenient one.
Crisis console
B2B editorial call
An editorial decision under commercial and reputational pressure, with opposing counsel already on the line.
Every run is generated fresh, so no two sittings are the same scenario.
What it measures today
Decision-making under pressure
How you gather facts, prioritize, and commit when information is incomplete, stakeholders conflict, and the clock is running.
Adherence to guidelines
Compliance as an act, not an answer: whether you consult the rules that apply, and whether your actions actually follow them when following them is inconvenient.
Each scenario format scores the dimensions that fit it — in the workbench, for instance, investigation quality and integrity — but always against an anchored rubric, the same way every time. Read about the measurement approach →