The memoryEvery decision meets its precedents.
Find the nearest precedents in the company’s own history: what was decided, why, and what happened next. What it cannot cite, it does not say.
A change is raised
Delivery H · change request
Approved · new baseline#2041
Delivery K · change request
Declined · reason recorded#1877
What happened next, linked to each decision
How it works,step by step.
A change is raised
When a change is raised, the nearest precedents in the company's own history, what was decided and what happened afterwards.
Step 1 / 4
What it does
- When a delivery is being signed or declined, how deliveries of that shape went before, against their own day zero criteria.
- A decision taken in an internal session is surfaced only to the side that took it.
- The assistance makes precedents fast to find rather than making them exist.
Who uses it
- Anyone raising or taking a decision, within what their role may see
What it never does
- Make a statement it cannot cite.
- Produce a number anyone signs against.
- Take or score a decision.
- Say who got it wrong. Precedents are shown at the level of the decision and the role, never the person.
Know before.Take the next step.
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