FSBS v1.0 · simulation-only company design
Fortune-Scale
Blueprint Score
A simulation-only blueprint for a Philippines-first healthcare home that helps families coordinate care options, PhilHealth/YAKAP, existing HMO or prepaid cover, licensed partners, and transparent cash choices.
Zero customers, zero revenue, zero live integrations, and no observed demand. This score measures internal blueprint completeness only.
The company spine
One load-bearing system.
No disconnected demos.
Every synthetic family scenario travels the same coordination path. A failed required probe downgrades the score automatically; no document, diagram, or repeated assertion can replace executable evidence.
- 01Buyer systemActor, incentive, conflict, workflow, and authority
- 02Program packPolicy, evidence schema, reason codes, and billing rights
- 03Decision kernelVersion-pinned deterministic evaluation
- 04Human authorizationSeparation of duties and dual control
- 05Ledger + attestationAppend-only provenance and signed export
- 06Company mechanicsRevenue, costs, assets, organization, governance
Arithmetic, not prophecy
$7.500B arithmetic boundary
Five mutually exclusive entitlements across three synthetic domains, calculated from a frozen assumption register. It is not a forecast, valuation, market size, or demand claim.
Automatic rubric
Every point has an executable address.
The score is all-or-downgrade. Each category is linked to at least two implementation-and-test probes; forced failure is itself tested.
What 10/10 means
Blueprint complete.
Company evidence still at zero.
GODDID has earned a 10/10 Fortune-Scale Blueprint Score: its architecture, economics, and governance are fully specified, deterministic, and simulation-verified under declared unvalidated assumptions.
Zero customers, zero revenue, and zero market validation.