Report & verdict

The report is the only results surface: analysis progress, indicators, and the verdict band live together, with Free → Pro → Max depth that grows as your package grows.

Four verdict bands

The verdict is the band the jdwin index falls in: Proceed (82 and above), Proceed with care (65 to 81), Do not proceed yet (45 to 64) or Do not proceed (under 45); no stamp folds the four into two. The report’s legal framing affirms a reliable analytical output while disclaiming liability for how you execute the project. The seal at the foot of the report names the band issued. The ⁧«تقرير معتمد»⁩ badge is printed only when all seven decision layers (five site layers and two economic inputs) were measured from their source. A report completed since digital signing shipped carries a verifiable Ed25519 seal in the PDF’s own metadata (not a PAdES signature); an earlier report does not.

Free → Pro → Max → Ultra layers

Approved section order is Free then Pro then Max then Ultra, with clear paid unlock affordances. Free and paid sections stay visually interactive; what is actually available follows your package entitlement. Free delivers the decisive index and its verdict band with 2 reports from the Decisive Call included. Pro opens risk index, recommendations and the sensitivity analysis. Max deepens insights, scenarios, and site-comparison benefits. Ultra adds an exclusive Sovereign Deep-Dive section: deeper category-level analytics (hidden opportunities, critical alerts, category breakdown) plus a long-form strategic narrative, in both the on-screen report and the exported PDF. Enterprise remains a custom institutional path outside this fixed pricing.

Share & export

Report share mints a tokenized public link (/report/shared/[token]) and opens a channel picker for WhatsApp, X, Snapchat, and TikTok, so the decision can travel in the networks where your stakeholders already live. A shared link is read-only for the recipient, it needs no account, and it carries no PDF export or vault write. The sealed PDF export itself is a paid-tier feature, as documented above. The report’s visual language follows the cream report design system, distinct from the dark documentation chrome you are reading now. That separation is deliberate: docs explain; the report decides.