Sample Report: illustrative data based on a composite client. Scores and names are fictional.
What You'll Receive
Your Sentinel Resilience Assessment report.
Below is the report James received after his assessment. Yours arrives in your inbox the moment you finish and appears on screen in the same format.
Sentinel Resilience Assessment Results: James
Report delivered to j****@example.com
Overall Preparedness Score
You have real gaps that deserve attention.
You've taken some steps: but there are meaningful vulnerabilities in your preparedness that a disruption would expose quickly. The encouraging news is that most of what you're missing isn't complicated to fix. What's typically absent at this level isn't resources or intention: it's someone who has looked at everything together and identified what actually matters most. A structured assessment would give you that clarity and a prioritized path forward.
No backup power: home inoperable in any grid outage
Priority Finding
No satellite or radio communications capability
Priority Finding
No go-bags or planned evacuation routes
Priority Finding
Pillar Breakdown
Ranked by urgency: most critical first
Entirely dependent on commercial infrastructure. A cellular or internet outage would leave your family completely dark.
Critical infrastructure gaps. Power, water, food, and fuel dependencies make your home inoperable within 24 hours of a grid disruption.
Some thinking about evacuation but critical elements are missing: rapid deployment kits are incomplete, routes are unplanned, or destinations unprepared.
Some basics exist, but the home has never been hardened systematically for a long disruption.
Written plans exist but drills are lacking, roles are unclear, or dependent readiness has not been fully addressed.
Good foundations but gaps remain in trauma capability, medication depth, fitness baseline, or incapacity planning.
Reasonable foundations, with gaps in crisis access to money and in who is authorised to act.
You've built real capability, and you think about readiness the right way. The remaining distance is practice: skills exercised recently enough to trust, and a household culture where readiness is routine rather than a project.
In red: the three to fix first.
Priority Recommendations
Based on James's lowest individual question responses across all eight pillars.
The roadmap prioritizes establishing independent communication capability: typically a two-way satellite communicator and a basic family radio network. These give the household communication independence when commercial infrastructure fails, and we would connect you with the right vendors and resources to implement this quickly.
The roadmap sequences infrastructure starting with water (establishing a minimum two-week independent supply and filtration) then building food depth toward 30 days, then addressing backup power. We identify the priority and sequence; implementation is straightforward once the gaps are clearly defined.
The roadmap calls for assembling a rapid-deployment kit for each family member: a high-impact, low-effort step that addresses the most acute evacuation gap. We specify what each kit should contain based on your situation: documents, cash, medications, charger, first aid, change of clothes, and a written contact list.
What an Advisory Engagement Adds
The free report gives you a scored baseline. An engagement goes deeper.
Recommended starting point
Priority Strategy Call ($99)
60-minute review of your results, your top 3 risks explained, and an honest tier recommendation. Fee credited in full toward any engagement begun within 90 days.
Raising a Resilient Household, a family module for parents of children 11–15, is included with your call.
A larger household, a business or a family office? See the advanced engagements.
Ready to see yours?
Your report takes about 12 minutes.
The free assessment starts with your email address, asks 40 questions across all eight pillars, and delivers your scored report immediately, on screen and by email.
Your assessment and report are confidential and go to you alone.