# Last-storm audit

Commercial planning

Offers, messages, prices, guarantees, and delivery targets are proposals to validate. They do not establish available features, customer results, or contractual commitments. Confirm implementation and supporting evidence before using a proposal externally.

The Last-Storm Revenue Leak Audit is the primary high-intent lead experience. It diagnoses a costly operating problem with the buyer market.

## Audit questions

The audit should answer:

1. What happened?
2. When was the evidence available?
3. Which customer properties mattered?
4. Which areas deserved deployment?
5. Which manual handoffs created delay?
6. Which outcomes remained unattributed?

## Audit output

| Deliverable            | Customer result                               |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Event reconstruction   | Understand what was knowable and when         |
| Customer impact review | Identify potentially exposed customer records |
| Priority analysis      | Identify areas that deserved attention        |
| Response timeline      | Locate operational delay                      |
| Action-plan prototype  | Show how assignments could begin              |
| CRM review             | Identify missing event attribution            |
| Readiness score        | Prioritize corrective actions                 |

## Two-stage experience

The public site should first provide a useful event result. The visitor can then request a company-specific operational replay.

```txt
Find My Last Storm
        ↓
Public event replay
        ↓
Replay This Storm for My Team
```

The public replay must distinguish real historical weather evidence from demonstration operational data. Do not invent assignments, jobs, or revenue.