Readiness Score helps your team see whether organized work is moving in the right direction. It is not a compliance percentage and it does not guarantee a legal outcome.

The signal grows from saved setup records, completed work, approved documents, vendor follow-up, training activity, and review habits. That makes progress visible even when the work happens across several pages.

The Readiness Path focuses attention on the next practical record to complete. Early rows cover setup; later rows surface Area requirements, review work, training, and vendor follow-up.

Opening a row takes you to the page that owns the record, so users can act quickly and the work stays connected instead of becoming a disconnected checklist.