Standing facts
- 08 engines · one evidence model
- 02 arenas · francophone Europe / Africa
- Entry from 2 minutes · free, no account needed
- Every engagement ends in a verdict , never a slide deck
- Fees anchored to value at stake · never consultant days
- Every instrument published blank · 33 rows in the public register
Eight decision engines. One discipline.
Repeatable evidence products that turn business problems into tested decisions. Each engine leads with a flagship and the question it settles. The learning compounds from one engine to the next.
- 8decision engines
- 1evidence model
- 4engagement rungs
- 0unattributed claims
Profit and pricing
Margin leakage, discount discipline, offers, price architecture and elasticity, tested before the move is made.
Cash and capital
Working-capital release, capex gates, cash velocity and liquidity under pressure, with evidence gates before commitment.
Growth and commercial
Binding constraints, market expansion, sales productivity and offer design, sized against the evidence.
Operations and supply
Logistics economics, procurement, inventory, and the true cost of service promises.
AI and productivity
Workflow experiments that prove where AI creates value before you scale it, and where it does not.
Leadership, governance and risk
Board decisions, crisis rehearsal, capital-allocation gates and the downside quantified.
Mergers & acquisitions
The decision-assurance layer between the data room and the board.
Turnaround and recovery
Cash runway and evidence readiness read as two clocks, so the recovery posture matches the room that actually remains.
One evidence model, eight applications.
Every engine runs the same five-step loop — diagnose, simulate, experiment, validate, verdict — against the decision on your desk. What changes is the class of decision, not the discipline.
Fees anchored to the value at stake — never to consultant days.
Every engine is delivered inside one of four engagement rungs. You start on the rung the decision justifies, and only climb when the evidence says so.
See the engagement ladder →The engine is chosen by the decision, not the other way round.
Tell us the decision on your desk. We will name the engine, the rung, and the verdict standard — in writing, before you commit.
Evidence for your next high-stakes decision, starting with nine gates.
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