What a two-week reporting audit actually covers

Not a tool migration. Not a growth promise. A concrete inventory of what your automation already measures and what it silently skips.

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Week one is inventory: pipelines, schedules, alerts, and the people who trust each chart. We walk critical paths with the engineers who own them—not with a generic checklist.

Week two is judgement: which signals defend a release decision, which are vanity, and which gaps create blind spots for retries and hand-offs. The deliverable is a prioritised dictionary draft plus a readout.

We do not migrate your stack or promise a velocity lift. The audit ends when your team can name the ten fixes that matter before the next sprint.

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