Agora Merit reviews the Responsibilities or Duties section of a job description against relevant evidence, identifies wording that may create ambiguity, and prepares clearer recommendations for a human to review.
STEP 1Submit the working responsibilities
Paste the Responsibilities or Duties section, or upload a supported document and let Agora Merit extract that section for review. Add the working job title so the system can evaluate the responsibilities in the right role context.
STEP 2Run the free assessment
The assessment checks the submitted responsibilities for issues such as unclear ownership, weak outcomes, ambiguous handoffs, missing success standards, open-ended scope, and title-to-work misalignment. If Agora Merit finds nothing worth improving, no paid audit is required.
STEP 3Review evidence and the exact price
Agora Merit compares the draft with relevant work patterns from its research corpus. Customer content remains separate from the research evidence. For a one-time audit, the exact price is shown after the free assessment and currently ranges from $10.99 to $29.99.
STEP 4Receive the complete report
After purchase, Agora Merit validates the findings and prepares a report with the original responsibility, the reason it may need improvement, relevant supporting examples, and a recommended rewrite. Processing usually takes a few minutes and larger roles can take longer.
STEP 5Apply, edit, or decline recommendations
You remain in control of the job description. Apply supported recommendations, edit the wording to fit the business, or keep the original language. Agora Merit does not invent authority, requirements, or business decisions that were not supported by the submitted role and evidence.
STEP 6Create the final draft
The workbench assembles the reviewed responsibilities into an editable final job-description draft. Where revision or recheck access is included, you can review the updated version again before using or exporting it.
STEP 7Keep human review in the loop
Agora Merit is a role-analysis and drafting aid, not an employment-decision system. Evidence and software-assisted recommendations can be incomplete or wrong, so the business remains responsible for approving the final responsibilities and obtaining professional review when appropriate.