ENGAGEMENTS / THE LITMUS REPORT

Pricing follows the decision.

Start with the smallest useful boundary, then scope the work around the complexity, evidence, and operating cadence the decision actually needs.

THE STARTING POINTS

Choose the boundary that matches the work.

There is no useful universal rate for a decision that has not been understood. We scope the first step after seeing the shape of the decision, not before.

01 / ORIENTFocused review / one decision

Decision audit

Map one consequential decision as it exists today. We identify the assumptions, evidence, dissent, and outcome signals that need to survive the meeting.

RIGHT WHENBest when one decision is already in motion.
02 / PROVETime-boxed pilot / one operating group

90-day decision pilot

Instrument one live decision across Capture, Challenge, and Monitor. The pilot creates a shared record while the team learns where the reasoning is most likely to disappear.

RIGHT WHENBest when a team wants to prove the workflow before a wider rollout.
03 / OPERATEScoped workspace / agreed operating boundary

Decision workspace

Establish a repeatable decision record and operating cadence across a portfolio of consequential choices, with the right boundaries for your team and data.

RIGHT WHENBest when multiple decisions need shared governance.
WHAT SHAPES THE SCOPE

The work gets clearer when the boundary is explicit.

01Decision complexity and time horizon

02Number of stakeholders and review moments

03Evidence sources and existing workflow

04Outcome signals you need to monitor

START WITH ONE DECISION

Bring the context. We will shape the next step.

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