Relational System Report · Up to 3 Members

Some dynamics can't be
understood from the inside.

The Relational Synastry Analysis maps the full architecture of a relational system — three dyads, two asymmetric dynamics, and the group as a whole — across five domains. It's the most comprehensive relational report in the framework.

Used by people navigating complex group dynamics and by individuals who want to understand their role within a system — whether that system is a family, a founding partnership, or any group where the relational architecture matters.

Standard · Up to 3 Members
$450
Full 3-member analysis
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Does this feel familiar?

The pattern shows up differently depending on where you're standing in the system.

If you're navigating a group dynamic
There's a pattern in this group that no one person created — but everyone maintains.
You've had the same conversation with the same people and it never fully resolves.
The roles feel fixed — who leads, who defers, who gets heard, who doesn't.
Things change on the surface. The underlying dynamic keeps recreating itself.
If you're focused on self-understanding
You want to understand how you function within systems — not just who you are alone.
You keep taking on the same role in every group you enter — and you're not sure why.
Certain relational structures feel natural to you. Others feel impossible. You want to understand the difference.
You want the full map — not just your individual blueprint, but how it meets the world.

What This Is

A structural analysis
of the system itself.

The RSA doesn't analyze individuals in isolation. It maps what happens when specific charts enter a shared system — the architecture that forms between them, how authority and meaning move through the group, and where the structural tensions live.

Most relational work focuses on two people. The RSA recognizes that in any group of three or more, the dynamics that form between pairs are shaped by the presence of the third — and that the system as a whole has its own pattern, separate from the sum of its parts.

"The most important dynamics in a group are often the ones no one is talking about — because no one has a name for them yet."

This is the most comprehensive report in The Alignment Tool framework. It's built for people who think in systems and want to understand the architecture of the ones they're part of.

What makes this different

It analyzes the system
Not just the individuals. Not just the pairs. The group as a whole system with its own pattern.
Five domains of analysis
Hierarchy, Permission, Membership, Currency, and Mandate — the structural forces that determine how every group actually functions.
Three dyads plus the whole
Every pair within the group is mapped individually, then the group is mapped as a unit. Both levels of the system are accounted for.
Works for one person too
One person can order on behalf of the group. The report doesn't require everyone to be aware of or involved in the process.

The Five Domains

Every relational system is governed by the same five structural forces.

01
Hierarchy
Who holds structural authority in this system and how it moves — formally and informally.
02
Permission
Who grants access, approval, and legitimacy within the group — and what it costs to receive it.
03
Membership
Who belongs, how belonging is earned, and what threatens a person's place in the system.
04
Currency
What gets exchanged, valued, and withheld between people — the economy of the relationship.
05
Mandate
What the system exists to do — and whether it is actually doing it.

What's Inside

The most comprehensive report
in the framework.

01
Individual Profiles
Each person's core pattern read individually — what they bring to the system, how they hold authority, and where their natural edges are.
02
Three Dyadic Analyses
Each pair within the group mapped independently — the specific loop that forms between them, separate from the influence of the third person.
03
Asymmetric Dynamics
The two directional tensions that exist in every three-person system — who pulls toward whom, who mediates, and how power moves asymmetrically.
04
Full System Analysis
The group mapped as a whole across all five domains — Hierarchy, Permission, Membership, Currency, and Mandate.
05
Structural Tensions
The specific points where the system is under the most pressure — what keeps recreating itself and why individual effort hasn't shifted it.
06
Resolution Formula
The system-level leverage point — where the architecture can shift, and what working with it looks like for this particular group.

Pricing

Choose the option that fits
the size of your system.

Standard Analysis
Up to 3 Members
The full RSA framework — three dyads, two asymmetric dynamics, and the group as a whole system across all five domains. Requires the full birth name and date of birth for each of the three members.
$450
PDF · Delivered within 3–5 business days · Payment via PayPal
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Custom Analysis
Groups of 4 or More
Larger groups are available at custom pricing based on group size and the complexity of the system. Reach out to discuss your specific situation — pricing will be confirmed before any payment is taken.
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Who This Is For

For anyone who needs to understand a system — not just the people in it.

Family units where a recurring dynamic has resisted change regardless of individual effort
Founding partnerships or small teams where the relational architecture is critical to how the work functions
Individuals who want to understand their systemic role — how they show up in groups and why
Anyone dealing with a three-person dynamic that two-person analysis hasn't fully captured
People who think in systems and want the most comprehensive picture available
Anyone who has already done individual work and wants to understand how their pattern operates within a specific group
A note on ordering
"One person can order on behalf of the group. Everyone in the report does not need to know about or consent to the analysis."
The RSA requires the full birth name and date of birth for each person included in the analysis. For the standard 3-member report, that means three sets of details. For custom group pricing, contact us before ordering and we'll confirm the scope and price before any payment is taken.