When the calendar is the enemy
When a mock or exam is inside sixty days, the buy is a pack path and dry-run, not a three-week architecture programme.
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Some problems are design problems. Some are calendar problems.
If mock or exam is inside roughly 60 days, a three-week architecture romance may be the wrong buy. You need a pack path, gap burn-down, and a dry-run — fast — without pretending a consultant can guarantee a pass.
What the War Room is
1–2 weeks. Fixed fee. Examiner-oriented structure for one workflow:
- Where evidence lives today
- Pack layout by question themes you actually face
- Critical gaps with owners and dates
- Exception register design
- Dry-run checklist
What it is not
- A shorter, discounted Production Sprint
- A pass promise
- Counsel or regulator representation
- A rewrite of your entire policy suite
When to buy the Sprint instead
If you have time and the book is wrong at the root (no dual control model, no to-be, no 90-day path), buy SKU-01. Use the War Room when the date is the constraint.
Commercial reality
Deposit to start. Same week if you can staff access. If you cannot name an owner, do not buy.
Next step: Put the exam/mock date in the first message. We will tell you War Room vs Sprint vs not-a-fit.
Fence: No guarantee of exam outcome. No regulator liaison.