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Every report below is proof, not a claim. Each is real, generated on demand from a connected Stracl database. Connect your own AI to that data and it runs the same analysis on your projects.
Org Data
4,820 employees across 48 countries and 510 job titles - where headcount concentrates, and what that means for segmentation.
Open report
Engage
EchoWave's 22 stakeholder groups and 647 people, sorted into power/interest quadrants ten days out from go-live.
Open report
Engage
Twelve change impacts scored for impact and risk on EchoWave - eleven complete, one behind schedule and touching everyone.
Open report
Engage
Which groups carry disproportionate change load across EchoWave, GreenLight, and OpenSpace, computed as their share of each project's impacts.
Open report
Map
Project Olympic's S/4HANA security chain: 149 business roles, only 4% linked to task codes, and a segregation-of-duties flag.
Open report
Map
One business role in full - 69 SAP task codes, 156 transactions, five employees pending approval and training at zero.
Open report
Portfolio
Four projects across three horizons - EchoWave, AI Video Hiring, GreenLight, OpenSpace - with go-live dates, status, and August's collision point.
Open report
Communicate
Apple Orchard's Epic rollout: 86 planned communications across 14 channels and 13 months, fully built but not yet in motion.
Open report
Ask any AI to analyze change readiness and it will happily produce an answer — from whatever fragments of context you feed it. Left on their own, every change manager on a program builds their own version, in their own tool, from their own slice of the truth — and then someone has to reconcile all of it into a report nobody fully agrees with, which just creates more content to manage. Stracl is the platform that removes that step. It already holds the relationships — which Stakeholder Group is impacted by which change, which Security Role sits behind which Position, which Communication reaches which audience — so its AI is reasoning over one connected, live dataset instead of someone's screenshot. That's what turns "run the analysis" into seconds and minutes instead of a week of cross-checking spreadsheets — and why every report on this page agrees with every other one. They're reading the same database.