Miqyas is a white-label platform that takes any weighted capacity-assessment rubric — yours, a client's, a regulator's — and turns raw scores and evidence into a finished, data-grounded consulting report and development plan. No more nights spent writing the same report structure by hand.
A real assessment framework — dozens of weighted indicators, four-level maturity scales, evidence requirements — is genuinely valuable. But every cycle means the same slog: collect scores, chase evidence, and manually write a structured report that reads like a consultant wrote it, one organization at a time.
Domains, criteria, weights, and a four-level maturity scale — modeled once, reused every cycle.
A guided scoring form per indicator, with evidence upload and space for supporting notes.
A dashboard to confirm or adjust every score before anything gets written up.
A full narrative report and Excel development plan — grounded only in submitted data, nothing invented.
Executive summary, per-indicator analysis, root-cause writeups, and strategic recommendations — built only from submitted scores and evidence, never fabricated figures.
Every submission in one place, scores confirmable or adjustable before generation, past reports saved and re-editable.
Recommendations translated straight into a real Excel workbook — projects, activities, and a quarterly timeline, matching your own template.
Supporting documents attached per indicator, stored securely and linked straight into the review flow.
Every past cycle saved and reopenable, so organizations can be tracked over time, not just scored once.
Domains, weights, wording, and visual identity are all configuration — this deployment is one of many the same engine can run.
The platform behind this page is in production today, running a 54-indicator youth-NGO capacity assessment across a network of Saudi youth-development partners — not a prototype, not a pitch deck screenshot.
Send over the framework you're currently assessing against — even a messy spreadsheet is fine — and I'll show you what a live version looks like on your own criteria.