ODNA® Role Blueprint
Define what success requires using the job description, ODNA® Role Blueprint (ORB), manager input, and organization-defined criteria.
A clear, job-relevant process
ODNA® Talent begins with the ODNA® Role Blueprint (ORB), then connects assessment design, human review, secure delivery, report analysis, and accountable human decisions.
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The process stays structured while the assessment direction remains tailored to the position and decision.
From role requirements to workforce intelligence
The ODNA® Role Blueprint creates a structured definition of the role before the assessment is built. It identifies required outcomes, important responsibilities and decisions, reasoning and learning demands, behaviors, interests, motivators, integrity and performance risks, measurement priorities, and the evidence to explore during the interview.
Each stage keeps the evidence connected to the role while preserving accountable human review.

Define what success requires using the job description, ODNA® Role Blueprint (ORB), manager input, and organization-defined criteria.
Use ask ODNA to recommend focused, job-relevant measures from more than 200 validated scales and explain why each fits.
An authorized person reviews, edits, and approves the assessment configuration before delivery.
Deliver the assessment securely with integrity signals and optional identity verification.
Turn Fit Score, Expected Behaviors, Interview Guide, Response Notes, Interview Rating System, and comparison data into manager-ready guidance.
Combine assessment evidence with interviews and other job-related information. Final decisions remain with authorized people.
Frequently asked questions
The platform organizes the work. Qualified people still define the role, review the evidence, and make the decision.
Organizations can use job descriptions, ODNA® Role Blueprint information, manager input, organization-defined criteria, and other relevant role expectations.
Assessment Architect Mode can review job information, identify role requirements, recommend relevant scales, and explain why each measure may fit before the user finalizes the assessment.
Users can review scores, expected behaviors, interview guidance, integrity indicators, and other report information, then use ask ODNA to support summaries, comparisons, development guidance, and next steps.
No. The platform structures and supports the workflow, while qualified users review the information, configure the assessment, interpret results in context, and make final decisions.
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Follow the process from job information and scale selection through assessment delivery, reporting, and follow-up.
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