How long does the Organizational Memory Audit take?

The audit takes approximately 3 minutes. It consists of 10 questions about how your organization captures, stores, and retrieves decisions, context, tasks, and institutional knowledge.

What does the audit measure?

The audit measures organizational memory health across four bands: Stable memory base (score 1-18), Early memory leakage (19-30), Serious operating intelligence gap (31-40), and Critical knowledge bleed (41-50). Results are specific to your organization type.

Yes. The Organizational Memory Audit is completely free. No account required. Results are immediate and shareable.

What happens after I complete the audit?

You receive a segment-specific diagnosis, a score out of 50, your likely risk areas, and access to Sera for follow-up questions about your result. You can also share your result with your team.

Find out exactly where your organization is leaking.

Ten questions. Segment-specific results. See whether your memory risk is stable, early-stage, serious, or critical, and which records to fix first. Takes about three minutes. Share the result with your team.

Organizational Memory Audit report showing decision, context, task, and key-person memory risks. — DiagnosisMake the leak visible before it gets more expensive.
The audit turns repeated decisions, key-person dependency, missing follow-through, and onboarding drag into a concrete, shareable score. Most teams use it to start a real conversation about what the cost of the current system actually is.

Audit outputA diagnosis your team can act on.

37Serious institutional memory risk

Decision retrievalSerious leakage

Key-person memoryCritical exposure

Meeting follow-throughEarly leakage

Onboarding contextSerious leakage

Free diagnostic

Find out where your organization is leaking.

10 questions. Segment-specific results. See whether your memory risk is stable, early-stage, serious, or critical. Takes about 3 minutes.

10 questions~3 minutesShareable result

What to do with your score

Your result tells you where to look next.

Every score band maps to a specific set of record types that are leaking and a specific conversation worth having with your team.

Score 1-18: Stable base

Your records are holding. The question is whether they will survive the next role transition. Worth a conversation before it happens.

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Score 19-30: Early leakage

Decisions are leaving your system before they become durable. The leak is gradual and easy to ignore until a transition makes it expensive.

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Score 31-50: Serious to critical

You are already losing operating intelligence at a rate that compounds with every hire, departure, or leadership change. A 30-minute scoping call is the right next move.

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Share your result with the decision-maker on your team. The score is often the fastest way to start a real conversation about what the current system is actually costing.

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