Order / booking / signup
Payment or commitment confirmation, data collected, accessibility needs, terms, cancellation and error recovery.
Legacy Venture Universe · Connected
Operations & Capacity
Expose handoffs, workload, suppliers, support and capacity failure points.
Released ICU planning universeLegacy identity preservedNo market validation claimed
Deck ⇄ Forgeexpectation ↔ operating reality
Operations & capacity map
Follow one commitment until it is fully closed.
The source record explicitly requires handoffs, exceptions and repeat workload to be tested rather than assumed away.
Create or deliver
Operator time, materials, supplier/platform dependencies, queue position, quality checks and promised timing.
Questions / fixes / refunds
Measure exception time separately from the ideal path. “Rare” support is still capacity if it recurs.
Maximum repeatable load
State the unit of capacity: orders/day, sessions/week, support hours, inventory turns, API limits or other true constraint.
What can stop delivery?
Supplier, site, platform, staff, equipment, licensing, payment, safety, contract or review dependencies remain explicit.
What happens when the promise breaks?
Customer communication, refund/remedy, backlog recovery, incident record and the threshold that pauses new commitments.
Truth boundary
DeckForge remains an evidence-aware planning universe. It does not assert customer demand, launch readiness, rights clearance, revenue, profit, funding, feasibility, safety, permits, approvals, or repeatable performance. The $0–$1,000 band is a historical startup-capital planning boundary, not an ICU price or required spend.