Pillar 05Protect capital
Inventory and Market Intelligence
Every unit is a capital decision.
See what an aging unit is really costing, and who owns the decision on it.
Review supported next moves- Economic truthProtect capital
- SignalReconditioning-to-frontline age
- Accountable actionhold, finish, reprice, transfer, or exit
- Verificationgross, cash, and turn hold test
- Receiptapproval and later sale or disposition evidence
Signal
Aging Capital Map
A unit, traced as its options narrow and the carry cost accumulates against it.
Representative workflow · Authorized sources and signed scope only
Capital terrain
- Unit basisAuthorized acquisition recordOptions remain open
- ReadinessCurrent reconditioning stateReadiness routes remain
- Market responseLead and pricing historyReposition or reprice
- Carry boundaryActual or modeled, kept distinctHold requires evidence
- DispositionApproval joined to later sale or disposition evidenceSelected route awaits proof
Carry evidence boundary
Supported next moves
- Finish reconditioning
- Re-merchandise
- Reprice
- Transfer
- Hold with evidence
- Exit
Accountable action
One signal. One accountable path.
The source, consequence, owner, decision, proof, and hold test stay connected.
Signal
inventory, recon, pricing, lead, and authorized market sources
Consequence
capital and margin consequence
Owner
inventory owner
Decision
hold, finish, reprice, transfer, or exit
Proof
approval and later sale or disposition evidence
Hold test
gross, cash, and turn hold test
Verification
Test whether the action held.
- AAccountable control
- Each prioritised unit goes to its inventory owner with one next move.
- BHold test
- gross, cash, and turn hold test
Receipt and next decision
Keep the evidence. Continue with purpose.
Carry the source trail, accountable action, verification result, and claim boundary into the next review.
- Evidence receipt
- The approval record joined to later sale or disposition evidence and the gross, cash, and turn hold test.