Platform

Govern the commitment — not just the numbers.

Your planning and BI tools model the numbers. Logyc governs the decision built on them — the model, the assumptions, the owner, and what happens when reality diverges.

The Platform

Not another dashboard. The operating layer beneath the decision.

Anaplan, Pigment, Power BI help you analyze. Logyc governs the commitment — the assumptions it rests on, who owns the outcome, what happens when reality diverges. It sits above the tools you already run, not beside them.

01

Enterprise Model

See how a commitment moves through finance, operations, and the value chain.

02

Simulation Engine

Test alternatives, constraints, and second-order effects before commitment hardens.

03

Assumption Architecture

Name the assumptions that carry the outcome, ranked by consequence and evidence.

04

Decision Record

Lock the prediction, logic, owner, and trigger at the moment of commitment.

05

Learning Loop

Compare expectation against outcome — and recalibrate the next decision.

Logyc Sphere · The modeling core

A decision is never isolated. Logyc models the whole system it moves through.

Built on a decade of enterprise simulation, Logyc Sphere models the business as one interconnected system — so a single commitment can be simulated as it propagates downstream through every layer, not just the slide it was approved on.

One commitment enters the model
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

Modeled outcome — cash flow, working capital, capital efficiency, and the genuine downside, visible before commitment hardens.
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.

  1. 01What is the expected outcome?
  2. 02What are the key assumptions?
  3. 03Which assumption is load-bearing?
  4. 04What is the calculation logic?
  5. 05What constraints are binding?
  6. 06What are the trade-offs?
  7. 07What does the adverse scenario look like?
  8. 08What is the risk profile?
  9. 09Who owns the decision?
  10. 10What would change your mind?

If one is missing, the decision is not merely incomplete. It is structurally exposed.

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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.

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