Two products for different levels of decision risk.
Trigger Check establishes a usable authority line for one decision. Decision Review examines the evidence, assumptions, uncertainty, risk, and governance behind a material decision.
Free Draft helps a buyer choose whether more review is needed.
It is a no-account entry offer, not a separate product and not a substitute for human review.
First-pass boundary
Fixed-scope review
Deeper assessment
Each stage may be used independently. Escalation is based on decision complexity, not a required sales sequence.
Trigger Check
For one moving decision where the written boundary, owner, review forum, proposed action, or next step is missing.
- Boundary
- Owner
- Review forum
- Next step
Decision Review
For a material decision where facts, assumptions, evidence gaps, uncertainty, risk, reversibility, governance, and recommended action must be assessed together.
- Evidence
- Assumptions
- Risk
- Recommended action
Use the smallest review that can support the decision.
Choose Trigger Check when the immediate problem is an unwritten decision boundary or unclear authority line.
Choose Decision Review when the decision basis itself needs structured challenge across evidence, assumptions, uncertainty, risk, and reversibility.
A Trigger Check does not automatically become a Decision Review.
Product information is public. Working decision records are not.
Public pages explain the products, workflow, limitations, and approved sanitized outputs.
Customer inputs, internal research, full evidence records, working assumptions, reviewer notes, AI-review data, internal identifiers, and administration remain private.
Begin with one decision.
Create a first-pass boundary or review the two product options.