Why it asks so little
Three inputs decide most scopes.
Sector sets the standard family, size shapes the audit effort, and purpose decides what the certificate must survive: a tender desk, a border, a regulator or your own review.
// intake.scopefinder
Three questions before anyone quotes you.
Sector, size, purpose. The instrument returns an honest recommendation with the reasoning shown, and an auditor confirms the scope before a single man-day is priced. In English or Arabic.
// intake.instrument
Answer three questions. Get a route.
Sector, size and purpose feed a recommendation with the reasoning attached, before anyone quotes you.
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Where does the work happen?
An instrument, not a verdict: the recommendation is a starting point. Scope is confirmed by an auditor before any quotation.
// how.it.reads
Small form, honest logic.
The instrument narrows the field. A lead auditor confirms the scope that actually gets priced.
What happens next
An auditor, not an algorithm, confirms scope.
The recommendation is a starting point. Before quotation, QSI confirms sites, shifts, processes and exclusions, because man-days follow the real operation, not a form.
Prefer to talk first
Skip the instrument entirely.
If the requirement is already written down, send it with a quote request and the review starts from your document instead.
// scope.confirmed
Got a recommendation? Turn it into a scoped quote.
Send the details and a lead auditor confirms sites, shifts and exclusions before pricing man-days.