Control
Who owns the asset, who can change it, and where could authority or exposure be unclear?
Domains, DNS, email posture, certificates, public services, ownership boundaries, policy and emergency paths.
INTIGNAI Signal Audit
See what customers, vendors, attackers, and automation can see before it costs you.
INTIGNAI maps the public systems around a business, separates proof from assumption, and turns scattered weaknesses into an owned 30-day action plan. It is not another generic report. It is a controlled evidence packet designed to create the next profitable decision.
The INTIGNAI difference
A four-plane view instead of a pile of disconnected tool scores.
The same Control → Execution → Memory → Interface model used across INTIGNAI projects keeps the audit tied to ownership, action, durable evidence, and customer experience.
Execution
Does the public system perform the job the business believes it performs?
Speed, uptime, forms, mobile behavior, lead capture, dependencies, broken paths and operational handoffs.
Memory
Can the business preserve findings, decisions and procedures instead of rediscovering them?
Evidence ledger, timestamps, ownership, decisions, remediation history, procedures and recurring checks.
Interface
Can a customer understand, trust and act without fighting the experience?
Message clarity, navigation, mobile layout, accessibility, trust signals, calls to action and conversion friction.
Scope
What we inspect
- → Website performance, mobile behavior, navigation, accessibility, and conversion friction
- → Domain, DNS, certificate, email, and externally visible security posture
- → Technology stack, third-party dependencies, broken paths, and ownership ambiguity
- → Public trust signals, message clarity, calls to action, and lead-capture reliability
- → Competitive and market signals that materially affect the business offer
- → A remediation queue ranked by revenue impact, risk, effort, and dependency
Deliverable
What the client receives
- → Executive Signal Map across Control, Execution, Memory, and Interface
- → Timestamped evidence ledger that separates observation from inference
- → Priority matrix scored by revenue impact, risk, effort, and dependency
- → Thirty-day action plan with an owner and next step for every priority
- → Private review session and a remediation estimate for the highest-value work
- → No credentials, intrusive testing, or silent changes during the audit
Evidence contract
No false certainty.
Each item carries a truth state so the client can distinguish reproducible proof from an interpretation or an area that still requires permission.
Observed
Directly visible and timestamped evidence that can be reproduced.
Inferred
A reasoned interpretation that is clearly separated from verified fact.
Requires access
A finding that cannot be confirmed without explicit client permission or authenticated access.
Not tested
A boundary intentionally excluded from the current scope instead of implied as safe.
Start small. Expand only where the evidence supports it.
Three business days
Signal Snapshot
$249
A fast outside-in check for a small business that needs to know what is visibly weak, confusing, slow, exposed, or costing trust.
Outcome: A concise evidence ledger, the five highest-priority findings, and a practical next-action list.
Request snapshotRecommended
INTIGNAI Signal Audit
$499
The best first engagement when a business needs a defensible view of its public systems, conversion path, technology dependencies, and operational risk.
Outcome: A scored Signal Map, timestamped evidence ledger, 30-day action plan, owner review, and fixed-scope remediation options.
Request auditScoped after the audit
Remediation Sprint
Starting at $1,500
For clients that want INTIGNAI to repair the highest-value findings instead of receiving another report that sits unused.
Outcome: A constrained implementation sprint with before-and-after proof, change boundaries, rollback notes, and completion evidence.
Discuss scopeMonthly operating rhythm
Managed Signal Watch
Starting at $500/month
For businesses that need recurring visibility across uptime, public exposure, website quality, domain and email posture, and unresolved findings.
Outcome: A maintained signal ledger, monthly change review, prioritized alerts, and a governed remediation queue.
Discuss scopeBoundaries
Safe by scope, not safe by assumption
- → Public and client-authorized evidence only; no intrusive scanning or credential collection.
- → The audit does not silently change production systems or imply that untested areas are safe.
- → Every finding is labeled as observed, inferred, requires access, or not tested.
- → Remediation is separately scoped so the client can approve the work, boundary, cost, and rollback path.
The first paid outcome is clarity that can be acted on.
Name the business and its most important public system. INTIGNAI will confirm fit, define the boundary, and place the request into the protected operator queue before any work begins.