Advisory and tools — the product
12 modules, in the order you actually decide
DecisionOS is one product and one subscription. Each module takes a decision you are already trying to make, asks the questions that decide it, and produces a result that responds to what you answered — not a template with your name on it.
The sequence
Five lines, one sequence
The lines are ordered the way a decision moves: what exists, whether to do it, whether you can, whether you can control it, and whether it worked. A module belongs to exactly one line, and no module duplicates another.
See
What AI exists here, where it runs, what it touches
Nothing ships in this line yet; it comes in a later release. It is shown because every decision further along starts from knowing what AI is already running.
Decide
Build, buy or kill
04Use Cases
Which AI ideas do we do, in what order, and which are we explicitly not doing.
Portfolio
Which of the AI work already running should be scaled, sustained, merged, fixed or stopped — and what stopping frees up.
ROI
What this initiative is actually worth, as a range, and which single assumption the answer depends on.
Vendors
Which of these options to choose — including building it ourselves and doing nothing — and what the choice actually rests on.
Build
Readiness, architecture, capability, data
05Readiness
Given what we have decided to do, the one thing that stops us — and what becomes the next constraint after we fix it.
Operating Model
Who does what in this workflow, who approves what, what it costs to supervise, and who is accountable when the agent is wrong.
Data Foundation
Whether the data this initiative needs can be reached, is right enough, is permitted, and is fresh enough for the decision it feeds.
Talent
Whether we can staff and supervise what we have decided to do — and whether we still will be able to when the people who can catch the machine's mistakes have moved on.
Architecture
What has already been decided about how AI runs here, which of those decisions nobody actually made, and which will be expensive to reverse.
Control
Governance, risk, supervision
02Why it is one product
One engine, one record
Output responds to input
A module that printed the same text whatever you answered would be worth nothing. Every result here is derived from your answers by a published rule set, and each finding points to the rule that produced it.
Runs carry forward
What one module establishes, the next one reads. Answer the consequence question once and it is carried — with its age shown, so a stale answer is visibly stale rather than silently reused. Each module page lists what it reads and what it feeds.
It can decline
Where the answers do not support a comparison, the module says so and explains what would change that, rather than producing a confident number from thin evidence. A refusal is a designed output, and often the most useful one.
What it costs
Two ways to buy, and one turns into the other
$2,400
Every module, unlimited runs, unlimited members, and the record that accumulates behind them.
$350
One module, run once, kept permanently — with the full report and the board pack.