Before you start

  • A practice. The policy is recorded per practice so two readings are comparable.
  • A client, a completed intake, and that client’s consent to process their data for this purpose before any reading is calculated.

What you provide

  • The reduction rule and whether master numbers are preserved.
  • When a personal year turns over.
  • How the letter Y is classified.
  • Optionally, a name to use — this is one client’s record, held under its own consent.

What you can do

  • Record the policy, or change one already recorded.
  • Open a client to store a name record, check their consent state or calculate a reading.

What you get

  • A recorded policy with a settings hash. A stored reading cites that hash, which is what makes it reproducible under the policies it was calculated with.
  • A reading for one client, or a refusal naming what is missing.

Common problems

A reading is refused with METHODOLOGY_CONFIGURATION_REQUIRED
The practice has no recorded numerology policy. Nothing is calculated from an unstated default — record the policy on this screen and try again.
The name-based numbers are missing
A name is an optional record with its own consent. Without one, the date-derived numbers are calculated and the name-derived numbers refuse rather than being computed from a name nobody chose.
A client cannot consent to numerology
Consent for a purpose is the client’s to give. Record their intake and let them give it on their own step rather than recording it for them.

Where to go next