The Organizational Pilot Package. Paste up to twenty five of your own records, one at a time. Each is assessed against the five review conditions and you get the read immediately. Free, no obligation, and you can stop after one.
Running an organizational pilot is confidential. Your records are processed in memory and never stored or retained, and running one carries no public endorsement obligation. After you have your results, you will have the option, only if you want it, to add your organization's name to the public International Registry of Supporters.
Built by Phillip Wikes, former Lead Civil Rights Officer, Maryland Commission on Civil Rights. The five conditions have been applied record by record by 57 international reviewers across three studies, including an expert panel of 36 independent experts across 16 countries, each completing a full 24-record set.
Paste one record, redacted, and get the five-condition read. No name, no email, no account. Nothing you paste is stored: it is assessed in memory and discarded.
No sign-up · No credit card · Memory-only processing
Free access · No credit card · Memory-only record processing
Paste one record, redacted, then run the review. You can do up to twenty five. Each read appears below.
Finishing records that your organization ran the standard, with the count and the pattern of results. It does not send your record text, because that was never kept.
Your organization is now counted among those that have applied the standard to their own records. The aggregate appears on the public status page, showing counts only, never your organization's results or text unless you agreed to be named.
The person who runs a pilot for their organization carries the designation JRS Lead Diagnostic Advisor.
Your executive summary is ready. One page, written for internal leadership: what was reviewed, how the records routed, where the five conditions held and where they did not, and what to do next. It is generated in your browser from the counts on screen, so it contains no record text.
If you would like a written read on a larger set of records, reply to the email that brought you here, or write to info@jrsstandard.com.