Sample deliverables

See what each decision is based on.

Each phase ends in a decision. These two short samples show the document behind it: one for a regulated release, one for a first investment.

Free, no form. Both are synthetic: the organizations, people and figures are invented, and every page says so.

Synthetic example · For banks and insurers

Release decision brief

Claims case preparation at a fictional insurer. What three owners sign before twelve examiners use the assistant.

  • The workflow owner, control owner and service owner, and what each accepts
  • Data access boundaries: the four sources read, and what stays out of bounds
  • Human review steps, from cited draft to the examiner’s decision
  • Evidence from the critical, access and quality tests
  • Open risks with owners and dates, conditions and rollback triggers
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Synthetic example · For PE operating partners and lean companies

First-workflow business case

An order-status assistant at a fictional distributor. What a COO decides before funding eight weeks of work.

  • The baseline, measured before any build
  • Expected benefit, with capacity shown separately from cash
  • Effort and the named owners, with the hours budgeted
  • Running cost, stated even where it exceeds the cash saving
  • Conditions for stopping at week 3 and week 8, agreed in advance
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How they are used

A real brief is built from your own evidence.

The business case is the output of Frame. The release decision brief is the output of Build, signed before people rely on the capability. Each links to the actual tests, baseline and decisions, which these samples only stand in for.

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