Which to trust
Stress-test AI recommendations against the assumptions they depend on — before any of them becomes a commitment.
The missing layer
Every enterprise has systems of record. None governs the decision.
ERP, CRM, PLM, FP&A, and BI each capture part of how the business runs. None holds the consequential decision itself — the prediction, the assumption it depends on, the signal that says it’s going wrong, and the owner. That layer doesn’t exist in your stack. It’s what Logyc is.
Planning and simulation tools model what might happen; BI explains what already did. Logyc governs what you commit to do about it — the decision itself. Not another tool in the stack; the layer the stack was missing.
The Problem
The business case is not the decision.
Most enterprise decisions are approved through presentations, forecasts, and confidence. But the real decision is the hypothesis underneath them: what must be true, which assumption carries the outcome, what signal would prove the thesis wrong, and who owns the response.
The costliest surprises rarely come from a lack of intelligence. They come from a missing architecture between what the enterprise knows and what leadership commits to do.
Presentation→Approval→Surprise
With Logyc · approval is the start of a monitored commitment
Model→Decision Architecture→Correction Before Damage
Built for the age of AI
The governance layer for AI-driven decisions.
As AI generates more recommendations than any team can vet, Logyc is the layer that makes them governable: which to trust, who owns the outcome, and how to know early when one is wrong.
Who owns the outcome
Every consequential recommendation gets a named owner and an explicit, recorded prediction — not an anonymous suggestion.
Know early when it's wrong
Correction triggers fire when reality diverges from what the model — or the AI — expected, so you catch it before the damage.
The Platform
Not another dashboard. The operating layer beneath the decision.
Anaplan, Pigment, Power BI and the rest help you analyze — they model numbers and show you charts. Logyc governs the commitment: the assumptions it rests on, who owns the outcome, and what happens when reality diverges. It sits above the tools you already run, not beside them.
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Enterprise Model
Connects financial, operational, strategic, and external variables so leadership can see how a commitment moves through the enterprise.
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Simulation Engine
Tests alternatives, sensitivities, constraints, stress conditions, and second-order effects before commitment hardens.
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Assumption Architecture
Names the assumptions carrying the outcome and ranks them by consequence, uncertainty, and evidence strength.
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Decision Record
Preserves the prediction, logic, evidence, owner, trigger, and approval conditions at the moment of commitment.
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Learning Loop
Compares original expectations with actual outcomes and recalibrates future decisions.
Decision Memory
Most systems record what happened. Logyc records what you predicted — and why.
ERP, BI, and planning systems capture transactions and outcomes. Logyc captures the prediction behind a commitment — the assumptions, the expected result, the correction triggers — and holds it against what actually happened, so your organization compounds judgment over time instead of repeating the same mistakes.
- At approval
Prediction locked. Load-bearing assumption named. Trigger set.
- Early signal
Leading indicators monitored. Owner alerted if conditions change.
- Trigger point
Correction activated if a trigger threshold is crossed.
- Outcome review
Actual compared against what was predicted.
- Next decision
Model recalibrated. Learning preserved.
The trajectory
One decision today. The way your company decides tomorrow.
It starts with a single decision on the record. But every decision you put through Logyc leaves something behind — the prediction, the load-bearing assumption, the outcome — and that record compounds. Decision by decision, your organization builds an institutional memory of how it decides and how those decisions actually resolve.
Over time, Logyc stops being a tool you run on the hard decisions and becomes the layer every consequential commitment passes through — the operating system for how your company decides. The decisions you instrument today become the asset that makes every future one sharper.
Where Logyc is going — built decision by decision, with our design partners
Once approval hardens, the enterprise is no longer testing the decision. It is living with it.
First Decision Deployment
Start with one decision.
Your first deployment stands the platform up on a single high-stakes decision and instruments it end to end — modeled and stress-tested, its assumptions captured, its correction triggers wired, its decision record open. From there, Logyc extends to the decisions where being wrong is most expensive.
One decision · fixed scope · a decision on the record
What you bring in
- One consequential decision — a capital commitment, expansion, acquisition, or supply-chain move
- The business case and financial model behind it
- ERP / BI / planning data already in your stack
- The assumptions the decision rests on
- The owner accountable for the outcome
What the deployment produces
- A modeled decision with base / stress / adverse scenarios
- The load-bearing assumptions, made explicit and evidence-rated
- Correction triggers wired to leading signals, each with a named owner
- A board-ready decision memo — prediction, assumption, triggers, and owner on one page
- A durable decision record that holds every prediction against what actually happens
Prove it on one decision before you standardize across the company. The first deployment is how design partners start — bounded, low-risk, and yours to keep as a working decision record.
Logyc Sphere · The modeling core
A decision is never isolated. Logyc models the whole system it moves through.
Logyc Sphere is the platform’s modeling core — built on a decade of enterprise simulation and digital-twin work across value chains and operations. It models the business as an interconnected system so a single commitment can be simulated as it propagates downstream through every layer, not just the slide it was approved on.
L1
Value chain & sourcing
Suppliers · components · lead times · logistics · cost structure
L2
Operations & capacity
Throughput · service levels · fill rate · constraints · inventory
L3
Product, mix & demand
Formulation · pricing · product mix · demand volatility
L4
Customers & markets
Regional demand · channels · retention · revenue
L5
Finance, cash & capital
P&L · working capital · free cash flow · NPV · capital efficiency
Digital twin of the enterpriseOne environment, not disconnected spreadsheetsEnd-to-end value chainWhat-if simulation across finance, operations, and cash
A decade of enterprise simulation and digital-twin modeling — from financial modeling to the end-to-end value chain — now the modeling core of the platform.
What Logyc makes explicit
Ten questions every consequential commitment has to answer.
Logyc requires each of these to be answered, recorded, and owned before a decision is committed — so the reasoning is governable, not just the result.
- 01What is the expected outcome?
- 02What are the key assumptions?
- 03Which assumption is load-bearing?
- 04What is the calculation logic?
- 05What constraints are binding?
- 06What are the trade-offs?
- 07What does the adverse scenario look like?
- 08What is the risk profile?
- 09Who owns the decision?
- 10What would change your mind?
If one is missing, the decision is not merely incomplete. It is structurally exposed.
Who It Serves
Built for the people who live with the consequences.
CEO / President
Make commitments the enterprise can support before guidance, capital, and credibility are placed at risk.
CFO / Finance Leadership
See the assumptions beneath the numbers. Protect forecast quality, capital discipline, working capital, cash flow, and investor credibility.
Board / Investors
Govern the reasoning before governing the result. Ask whether management has surfaced the load-bearing assumption, adverse scenario, correction trigger, and owner.
COO / Operating Leadership
Test whether the operating system can actually execute the commitment leadership is preparing to approve.
Deployment · Design-partner access
Designed to fit the environment you already operate.
Logyc is deploying with a select group of design partners — stood up on one decision, in your own environment, alongside the systems you already run.
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No rip-and-replace
Runs alongside your existing ERP, BI, FP&A, and planning systems — it governs the decision layer above them.
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Starts from what you have
Built to read from the business cases, models, reports, and exports your teams already maintain.
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Private and reviewable
Deployed in a private environment, with controlled access and room for your security review.
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One decision first
We stand the platform up on a single high-stakes decision to prove value before anything scales.
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Expand as it earns it
Extend Logyc to the decisions and teams where being wrong is most expensive — once the first one proves out.
Designed to work alongside
SAPOraclePower BITableauAnaplanAWSAzureGCP
For CIO / procurement / legal — Logyc is in active development and deploying with design partners. Engagements begin on a single decision, in a private environment alongside the systems you already run — not a rip-and-replace program. Broader rollout and commercial terms are scoped with each partner.
Get started
Put your next consequential decision on the record.
One decision — modeled, governed, and remembered. Before you commit, and long after.
See how it works in a short walkthrough, or talk to us about a deployment in your environment.