Eight questions.
A 60–100 scenario fit score.

TWO-MINUTE SELF-CHECK

Does your scenario fit integrated seal control?

Choose the option closest to your situation. There is no perfect answer; the result is an indicative fit score, not a proposal commitment.

Sealing scenario self-check · 8 questions2 MIN

01Where does sealing mainly happen?Multiple answers allowed

Head office / office Lending center / credit factory Branch / counter Shared service center Subsidiary / project office

02Roughly how many pages and copies per sealing task?

Single page, usually one copy Multiple pages, one copy Multiple pages, multiple copies A large batch at once

03Does the counterparty seal first, then send it back for our seal?

Yes, every time Sometimes No, we seal directly

04Do customers or staff wait on site for the seal?

Yes, and often for a long time Yes, but not long No waiting

05Before sealing, who checks the document and how?

Manual page-by-page check Manual spot check Checked in the system; key pages only on site

06Where are the seals kept now?

Centralized at headquarters/center; courier for off-site use Dispersed across branches/subsidiaries Both centralized and dispersed

07How many documents are sealed per day?

Under 20 21–100 Over 100 Not sure

08What is the first problem you want to solve?

Travel and waiting for the seal Replaced pages or version mismatch Queues and insufficient staff Poor register or difficult audit Group/subsidiary control is difficult Other

Calculate fit score

Scores are weighted across eight scenario questions and normalized to a 60–100 fit score. The result is advisory; final configuration still requires a site review and test.