Two competencies, four products.
Track, Lab, and Compass share one architecture: a validated instrument as the foundation, standardized scoring against that instrument's own rules, and a structured report that hands the decision to a human who's qualified to make it. Map runs on the same discipline built on a different foundation, real, current, primary-source law, not a scoring rubric.
Clinics send PHQ-9, GAD-7, and other validated instruments to patients remotely. Patients complete assessments on their own device, no printing, no scanning. Responses are auto-scored using each instrument's own established clinical rules, with high-risk answers, like suicide-risk items, flagged for the clinician immediately.
Consulting, build, and hosting for standard cognitive paradigms, including Go/No-Go, Stroop, N-back, and more, tools widely used abroad but rarely accessible to Nigerian researchers and students until now. Every paradigm is version-controlled and reusable across future studies.
A validated RIASEC interest and aptitude assessment, translated directly into exact WAEC/JAMB subject-combination requirements, before the exam locks a student's path. Works with or without current grades, so a family with no report card yet can still get a real answer.
A genuinely different kind of product from the three above, not a psychometric instrument. Map classifies a proposed AI feature against the real, current data-protection and AI-specific law of every jurisdiction it actually touches, tracks the organizational change work required to actually adopt it, using Kotter's 8 steps and a McKinsey 7S diagnostic, and keeps a real, named audit trail of every attestation and sign-off.
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