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A Convene challenge · 30 days

Test the restoration route before relying on it

A bounded rehearsal consumes real engineering time and establishes a faster validated restoration option. The untested fallback remains available but has a longer transfer and validation delay. Use the published incident evidence to identify the binding dependency, reserve the right departmental hours, and revise pending work as recovery proceeds. Convene bills by seat, with 45% annual opening contracts. Project boards is independent; Team scheduling requires Project boards; Approval inbox requires Team scheduling. Its 3 customer segments and departmental staffing remain active throughout this challenge. Preserve the published cash floor and at least 45% of opening paid customers across the closing window. Ordinary sales, payroll, renewals and support continue; an incident is not the whole business.

Start locally with the human play guide.

The brief at a glance
Published limits and starting context for this challenge.
Time available
30 days
Primary measure
Recovery
Decision budget
$497,792.00
Minimum cash
$831,519.00
Price range
$261.50–$1,569.00
Calendar starts
Jan 1, 2026

The primary measure is one part of the outcome. Your episode also includes the applicable policies and any required assessments; a better score does not cancel a policy violation.

Review points

These milestones describe when to review the business. They are context for your decisions, not a prescribed solution.

  1. Day 0

    Use the published incident evidence to identify the binding dependency, reserve the right departmental hours, and revise pending work as recovery proceeds.

    Evidence to inspect: dated notices and completed work; customer service and financial reports.

  2. Day 10

    Reconcile published operating results and revise the remaining commitments.

    Evidence to inspect: dated notices and completed work; customer service and financial reports.

  3. Day 30

    Reconcile published operating results and revise the remaining commitments.

    Evidence to inspect: dated notices and completed work; customer service and financial reports.