Sample / Example Tool: This assessment is illustrative and educational only. It is not a formal WEKID™ certification, advisory opinion, compliance determination, or authorization decision.
WEKID™ GOVERNANCE ASSESSMENT

Assess governance strength across the full WEKID hierarchy.

Use a tiered assessment model to evaluate governance maturity across Wisdom, Experience, Knowledge, Information and Data. The Sample tier provides directional insight. Higher tiers should be used when additional context, validation, and human authority are required.

Visibility is not authority. Use the output as a governance signal, not as permission for autonomous action.

Select a WEKID™ Assessment Tier

View 0–5 Scoring Guide

Start with Sample for directional insight. Use Guided for more structured review. Certified requires formal advisory engagement.

Tier 1

Sample Assessment

Illustrative, quick, and self-scored. Suitable for initial screening and internal discussion.

  • Detailed example questions by WEKID layer
  • Instant directional score
  • No claim of certification or readiness
Tier 3

Certified Assessment

Formal WEKID™ engagement requiring human review, evidence validation, and advisory interpretation.

  • Authority-bound evaluation
  • Executive briefing and remediation guidance
  • Not self-service
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How to score each question: 0–5 maturity scale

Choose Assessment Tier

Use the same scoring logic across all layers. Score the current operating reality, not the planned future state.

0 — Not PresentNo meaningful control, evidence, or repeatable practice exists.
1 — Ad HocActivities occur inconsistently, depend on individuals, and are not reliably documented.
2 — PartialSome controls or practices exist, but coverage is incomplete or uneven.
3 — DefinedProcesses are documented, assigned, and generally followed for the intended scope.
4 — MeasuredControls are monitored, tested, and supported by evidence, metrics, or review cycles.
5 — OperationalizedPractices are embedded, continuously improved, and demonstrably effective under real conditions.

How to choose the score

  • Use 0–1 when governance depends mostly on informal effort or good intentions.
  • Use 2–3 when governance exists but still has gaps in consistency, coverage, or evidence.
  • Use 4–5 only when you can point to proof: logs, test results, approvals, audit trails, playbooks, metrics, or operating history.

A high score should be evidence-backed. If evidence is weak, score lower.

Disclaimer

This tool is a sample implementation of the WEKID™ framework and is intended solely for demonstration and educational use. Results are based on simplified scoring logic and self-reported inputs.

Outputs do not represent a comprehensive evaluation of any system, organization, or governance program and should not be used as the sole basis for decision-making, compliance validation, certification, investment, or regulatory reporting.

Formal WEKID™ assessments require evidence validation, context review, and human authority to interpret findings and set boundaries for use.