How healthy is your organization — really?
Sixty questions. Fifteen minutes. A capacity profile across ten domains, your organizational lifecycle stage, and the risks a funder would see before you did.
This diagnostic is built from three decades of nonprofit organizational assessments. It does not just tell you where you are weak. It tells you what has to happen first — and what you should not start yet.
Before you begin — where your answers go
Nowhere. This diagnostic runs entirely inside your own browser. There is no server, no database and no analytics behind it. Nothing you type is stored, filed, transmitted or seen by anyone else — including us.
Your results exist only on your screen. Closing this page erases them. If you want to keep them, print or save the report at the end.
You can choose to email your results to Gilles at the end. That is the only way they reach him, it is entirely your decision, and doing it before your scheduled session makes that session considerably more useful.
Even then he sees your scores, your risk flags and your feedback — never the report itself and never your individual answers. You will be shown the exact text before you send anything.
Capacity profile
Ten domains, scored 0–100. Bar length is the score; the label names the band.
Where you sit in the organizational lifecycle
Your risk flags
Remaining flags
Explained in full in your complete report below — free during the beta.
Free during the beta
Your full report — normally the paid product — is open to everyone in this group at no cost while the tool is in beta. There is nothing to buy and nothing to enter.
- An executive summary written in plain English, ready to read aloud at a board meeting
- All ten domains: Identified Strengths · Identified Challenges · Recommendations
- Every risk flag explained — not just named
- Which of the standard planning documents you are missing
- Priority actions assigned to the committee that should own them
- The Sequence — what to do first, and what not to start yet, and why
In exchange we ask only for your reactions at the end. That feedback is the whole purpose of the beta.