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Free, labelled specimen
Five rows from the kit
The specimen carries the same columns as the paid register and is marked as a specimen on every page. It is free, needs no account, and is here so you can judge the shape before you buy.
01The five rows
One from each part of the register
| Ref | Practice | Basis | The practice, in our words |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC-01 | Who the profile is for | public-record | Confirm that the entity using the guide is a very small entity: an enterprise, organisation, department or project of up… |
| BM-01 | State the business the firm is in | series-structure | Write down the business the VSE is in, the customers it serves and the kind of systems it builds. The business managemen… |
| PM-01 | Start the project with an approved plan | series-structure | No project work starts without a plan that has been approved by the person who commits the firm's people and money. The … |
| SR-01 | Establish the system requirements baseline | series-structure | Turn the acquirer's needs into a stated, agreed set of system requirements and put it under change control. The baseline… |
| TR-01 | Record the transition decision | our-reading | Decide whether the firm will adopt the Intermediate profile, watch it until publication, or decline it, and record the d… |
The paid file carries the owner, due date, location and status columns, the evidence index, the plan and the board brief. This specimen does not.
02Why a specimen
The free register is the knowledge; the kit is the file
The whole register is free and indexed, one page per practice. The specimen exists for the buyer who wants to see the working columns before paying, and for the consultant who wants to test the shape on a client. It is a specimen, not a sample of the answer: the paid file has the same rows with the columns filled in.