SRE readiness report · free · 15 to 30 minutes

Find out where reliability stops being anyone’s job.

Most reliability gaps sit between teams, not inside them. Score your organisation across ten weighted dimensions and get an interim report that names the gaps, flags what not to spend money on, and lays out a 30/60/90 day roadmap.

No login. Scoring, evidence checks, and the interim report run on your device. Generating the report sends your answers and email to us. Tick the review box and a senior consultant will send a fuller written report.

Dimensions scoredWeight
D01Customer journey reliability15%
D02Reliability signals and observability12%
D03Product and engineering decision-making12%
D04Incident response, learning, and trust repair10%
D05Change safety and release confidence10%
D06Support, success, and sales feedback loops10%
D07Reliability economics and cost to serve10%
D08Ownership, accountability, and operating rhythm8%
D09Architecture, platform, and dependency resilience8%
D10Leadership, culture, and incentives5%
Weighted score/ 100
What it assesses

Most organisations don’t have a tooling problem first. They have a translation problem.

Every function sees a different slice of reliability. SRE becomes valuable when it connects those views into one operating model, and that connection is what this report assesses.

It won’t tell you which dashboard to buy. It will show you where reliability stops being everyone’s job and starts being nobody’s, and what to do about it in the next 90 days.

Engineering
sees systems.
Support
sees complaints.
Sales
sees objections.
Customer success
sees account risk.
Product
sees roadmap pressure.
Leadership
sees cost, growth, and reputation.
How it works

Four steps. Bring someone from support or product.

It works best with more than engineering in the room.

  1. Step 1

    Profile your organisation

    Who you serve, how you make money, and what puts customer trust at risk. Reliability advice that ignores the commercial picture is just tooling advice.

  2. Step 2

    Map critical journeys

    The three to seven things a customer must be able to do, and whether you would know when they can’t.

  3. Step 3

    Score ten dimensions

    Behavioural questions across engineering, product, support, sales, finance, and leadership. Vague or placeholder evidence lowers the report’s confidence instead of inflating it.

  4. Step 4

    Get the interim report

    Weighted score, operating pattern, red flags, confidence levels, what not to spend money on, and a 30/60/90 day roadmap. Ask for a senior review and a fuller written report follows by email.

After the report

Found your understanding valley?

A gap between what your systems report and what customers experience is normal, and fixable. Request the senior review before you generate the report, or bring the result to a free 30-minute call and we’ll pressure-test it together.