Which executive problem do you need to solve first?

Two entry points. Four products.

If you operate facilities, begin with Survey Command and keep the record current with Continuous Monitoring. If you evaluate facilities, begin with Due Diligence. Contract Labor Recovery remains specialized.

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CREDALYSTONE SYSTEM · FOUR DOORS

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Survey CommandInitial record
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Continuous MonitoringCurrent record
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Due DiligenceReality before capital
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RecoverySpecialized engagement

Fixed scopeProof before claimOnboarding included

What you are buying

Each product identifies the buyer, deliverable, commercial basis, and boundary before asking for commitment.

A source-bound Executive Survey Brief turns the public CMS record into survey exposure, evidence gaps, and the first issue leadership should investigate.

You receive an Executive Survey Brief with the source, as-of date, and limit behind each material conclusion, followed by a leadership working session and portal access.

Commercial basis$12,500 fixed organizational onboarding

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How every engagement works

The same rules govern both doors — operator and capital — and all four products. They are the doctrine, not the fine print.

Agreement: Scope and terms are signed before any payment or work begins.
Price: Stated before the work. Never per-seat: the whole organization participates.
Deliverable: Every engagement includes the customer Portal, the issued executive artifact, and the working context that carries it forward.
Proof: Material claims carry a source, an as-of date, and a stated boundary.
Data: Survey Command and Due Diligence begin with public CMS evidence and a CCN only.
Refund: Terminate before delivery and the fee is refunded less work reasonably performed; once the snapshot is taken and scoring has commenced, the fee is earned in full.
Cancellation: Continuous monitoring cancels any time by written notice, effective at the end of the then-current billing month. No termination fee, no minimum term.

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