A diagnostic for migration programs that must show, not just assert, that migrated data is complete and accurate. It scores the reconciliation capability with anchored descriptions, applies gating rules and produces an owned list of gaps to close before cutover.
What this diagnostic covers
Anchored scoring across eight reconciliation capabilities, written reconciliation formulas, a decision table for go, conditional-go or remediate outcomes, options economics that keep capacity and cash separate, and governance, risk and KPI tables with owner roles. It also includes a synthetic worked case, a failure case, a calibration exercise, and copyable tools including a gap register and a reconciliation control log.
- Purpose and decision
- Context and applicability
- Inputs and evidence
- Definitions and assumptions
- Method and analytical logic
- Current-state assessment
- Options and business case
- Recommended design
- Execution and activation
- Governance and risk
- Measurement and benefits
- Worked example and practice
- Working tools and references