Five short steps. New here? Start with the Readiness Snapshot, which captures what slows the organization down before onboarding. What you enter here becomes the first draft of your registry, your data zones, and your Census Sprint plan. Nothing here creates an agent, touches a system, or sends data anywhere in this preview.
1 · Organization
2 · Your estate
3 · Data zones
4 · Entry pillar
5 · Review
Step 1 · Organization
Step 2 · Your estate, as you know it today
Estimates are fine. The Census Sprint replaces estimates with evidence, and usually finds more than anyone estimated.
Step 3 · Data zones: what is off limits
Name the data no agent should ever touch. These become your first RED zones on day one of the census, before any agent is designed or attested.
Step 4 · Where do you want to enter?
Step 5 · Review and request your Census Sprint
Preview note: this demonstration records your request in this browser only. In production, the request routes to the GSIS practice team and you receive a confirmation with your reference.
Request recorded
Your onboarding reference is . The practice team opens with the Census Sprint: 2 weeks, $9,500 flat, credited in full toward a subscription signed within 60 days. Your declared RED zones are enforced from the first census run.