Try the decision
A useful beginner result is a defensible description and a list of unanswered questions. It is too early to approve acquisition merely because a token has a familiar label.
Define the decision before collecting features: are you describing a ticket, comparing payment promises, or identifying an investment-like claim for specialist review? One short decision can use a checklist. A proposal to issue tokens, select custody architecture or determine securities treatment needs additional expertise outside this course.
Supplied fictional input
Harbour must explain CoursePass to its workshop support team. No real token purchase, deployment or legal opinion is requested.
Draft the scope sentence and one exclusion for the Decision scope section.
Compare your response
Decision: describe what CoursePass permits and what evidence supports that description. Exclusion: approval to issue, buy or trade it.
A support explanation needs entitlement facts. An investment decision would require a different evidence base and qualified review, so the chosen scope keeps the task achievable.
Check your work: The output must answer the support question and explicitly bound the approval it does not provide.
Your three-axis description separates units, function and rights. Next, test the unit column with interchangeable balances, unique identifiers and mixed types.