One workflow. One artifact to start. A clear next step. Show Me What Pulse Finds

Complimentary One-Workflow Evidence Check

AI changed the workflow. Did your evidence keep up?

See what Pulse finds in one workflow.

Start with one policy, control, SOP, process map, or design artifact. Pulse shows what it establishes, where it breaks, and whether the workflow is ready for a meaningful execution test.

  • Complimentary launch access
  • No fee for the initial check
  • No installation or production access
  • No meeting required to start
Pulse Governance + Fierce Inc.
25+ yearsFierce enterprise experience
60%+of the Fortune 500 served by Fierce
Practitioner-reviewedCPA and assurance-informed

The Complimentary Taste of Pulse

Know whether the workflow is ready to be proven.

The initial check does not prove execution. It tells you whether the standards and material you rely on are ready to support a meaningful execution test.

01

3–5 source-linked observations

See what is established, what conflicts, what is missing, and what cannot be concluded.

02

A testability verdict

Know whether the workflow is ready to move into actual execution evidence.

03

A defined next step

Get the smallest practical action required to move forward. No generic maturity score.

What It Unlocks

The complimentary check ends with a decision.

By the end, you know the workflow boundary, what governs it, what evidence is needed, and what Pulse would test.

If Ready

Prove what actually happened.

Paid Execution Evidence Test. Provide a bounded historical extract. Pulse compares actual execution to what was supposed to happen and reports Conformed, Departed, Cannot Establish, or No Governing Rule.

If Not Ready

Make it provable.

Bounded Testability Sprint. Fix the specific standard, linkage, or evidence gap, then move into execution testing.

The complimentary check answers: Can we prove it?
The paid Execution Evidence Test answers: What actually happened?

Enterprise Credibility

Enterprise credibility behind a simple first step.

Fierce Inc.

Pulse Governance is built on Fierce Inc.’s enterprise foundation: 25+ years of enterprise work and more than 60% of the Fortune 500 served.

Edward J. Beltran, CPA

Creator & Lead Practitioner
CPA since 2004 · Former Arthur Andersen & PwC Risk Assurance · CEO, Fierce Inc. · University of Michigan MBA · Creator of Pulse

Best-selling author and enterprise operator spanning finance, controls, technology, and operations.

Jesse Hart, MS, PMP

Lead Practitioner & Methodology Architect
27 years in regulated industries · PMP since 2006 · 200+ projects · Quality systems, compliance, privacy & AI governance

Translates standards and evidence into testable operating requirements.

Low Friction by Design

Start with one thing you already rely on.

Raise your hand first. No upload is required here. We will send a secure way to share one artifact or walk through the workflow.

  • One workflow and one artifact to start.
  • Practitioner-reviewed Evidence Map.
  • No meeting, software deployment, or production access required.
  • The paid test is scoped before execution data is provided.

Show Me What Pulse Finds

Complimentary launch access. Four fields. No upload yet.

By submitting, you agree that Pulse Governance may contact you about this request. The Evidence Check is directional and is not an audit, certification, attestation, or legal opinion.

Common Questions

A small first step. Nothing hidden.

What do I need to provide?

One existing artifact is enough: a policy, control, SOP, process map, approval standard, architecture document, or similar source.

Does the complimentary check prove what happened?

No. It tells you whether your current standards and materials can support a meaningful execution test. Actual execution is tested only in the paid next step.

What happens if we are ready to test?

We define the scope first. If you proceed, you provide a bounded historical extract and Pulse tests execution against the governing standard. No ongoing platform commitment.

One Workflow

See what Pulse finds before you buy the proof.

Start with what you already have. Know whether it can be proven. Then decide whether Pulse should test what actually happened.

Show Me What Pulse Finds