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Which of the five mistakes are already in your plan?

Five categories, five statements each. Tick the ones that are true of your program. You will see your risk level for every category as you go, and a prioritized action plan for anything that scores high, before you give us anything.

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Your result

Example
14/ 25Critical
  • Scope and configuration2
  • Change and adoption4
  • Data and integrations3
  • Testing4
  • Financial alignment1

Every category scored as you tick, with an action plan for anything high.

Mistake #1

Oversimplifying or overcomplicating the implementation

Mistake #1 score:0 / 5

Mistake #2

Neglecting change management and adoption

Mistake #2 score:0 / 5

Mistake #3

Underestimating data conversion and integration complexity

Mistake #3 score:0 / 5

Mistake #4

Inadequate testing, or rushing through it

Mistake #4 score:0 / 5

Mistake #5

Ignoring financial alignment and CFO priorities

Mistake #5 score:0 / 5

Your risk score

0/ 25

Start ticking statements

Your result appears here as you go. Nothing is submitted, the answers stay in this browser.

By category

  • Scope and configurationLow risk0/5
  • Change and adoptionLow risk0/5
  • Data and integrationsLow risk0/5
  • TestingLow risk0/5
  • Financial alignmentLow risk0/5

Directional self-assessment for discussion, not a scientific benchmark.

Your prioritized action plan

Any category scoring 2 or more gets a plan here, ordered worst first. Nothing has crossed that line yet, which is the result you want.

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Want this as a PDF to work through with your team?

The full assessment, all five action plans, and a short series on working through each of the five mistakes. Your score above stays where it is. This is for sharing.

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About this assessment

Do I have to give you my email to see my score?
No. Your score, your risk level for each category, and every action plan appear immediately, and nothing is submitted anywhere, the answers stay in your browser. The email is only if you want the PDF version to share with your team.
Why does answering "yes" count against me?
Every statement describes a risk, so ticking one means you have it. A low score is the good outcome. It is the inverse of a readiness score, which is deliberate. It is easier to be honest about a specific risk than to rate your own readiness.
When should we take this?
Most usefully before design locks, when the answers can still change the plan. It also works mid-implementation as a checkpoint, and after a difficult go-live as a way of working out which of the five is actually generating your backlog.
How accurate is it?
It is a directional self-assessment for discussion, not a scientific benchmark. It is designed to tell you which of the five common failure patterns is present in your program and in what order to address them, not to audit your tenant.
What happens if I score 13 or above?
Nothing automatic. Thirteen is the point at which the risks usually stop being independent of one another, so the useful next step is a conversation about sequencing rather than a longer to-do list. There is no obligation attached to that.