- How to anticipate the chain effects of any score adjustment — before you commit to anything
- Which parameters you control directly and how to build comparable scenarios in a few moves
- How to read a simulation result and where to direct your attention first
- Why your decision becomes demonstrable — and how it stays documented in the hierarchy
The hierarchy is built. One decision can overturn it.
Any score adjustment shifts a role in the hierarchy — and that shift carries chain consequences you cannot anticipate in advance. The simulator lets you forecast the impact of your decisions before you make them.
↘ Before you know what you can test, it is worth knowing where you are starting from — and which parameters are yours to control.
The parameters you control and the scenarios you can build.
↪ Dacă știi că o ajustare produce efecte în lanț, întrebarea practică e: unde anume poți interveni?
The simulator places the scores for all four legal criteria — each assessed across six concrete benchmarks — directly in your hands for every role: adjust them, watch the hierarchy reorder in real time, and compare scenarios against each other before any final confirmation.
↘ You can build the scenarios — but their value depends entirely on how well you interpret what the results are telling you.
What the numbers in your result mean — and where to look first.
↪ Scenariile sunt construite — acum rezultatul îți pune în față numere și ordini. Citirea lor are o logică.
The simulation result shows three things at once: the role's new score, its new position in the hierarchy, and its distance from neighbouring roles. The first thing to look at is the distance — it tells you whether the reordering is solid or whether it warrants further analysis before you confirm it.
↘ Now comes the step that matters most: what you do with it.
The decision is yours. The simulator reduces the uncertainty beneath the foundation you are building.
↪ Ai scenariile, ai citit rezultatul — acum decizia are un temei pe care îl poți arăta, nu e doar expresia unei intenții.
The scenario you confirm becomes part of the documented hierarchy — with an updated log showing what changed, why, and on what basis. The decision remains yours — what you gain is that it can now be demonstrated.