Finance, operations and hiring stop planning in separate files. One document holds the company's numbers at full size, several people edit it live, access is set node by node — and Causation lets you trace any result back through the map to what caused it.
Select the result you are asking about and Causation walks back through the map — each calculation, each assumption, down to the row of data underneath. You are reading the map itself, not a separate report.
Each function edits the part it owns and the totals update for everyone. Nothing is exported, attached, or merged afterwards.
Access is set on individual nodes rather than whole documents, so salary detail or a strategic assumption can stay closed while the numbers built on it stay visible to the people planning around them.
Three examples, not a limit — the map takes the shape of whatever the company plans.
Duplicate the plan, change the assumption in question, and compare both without touching the original. The team sees the two versions in one place instead of two spreadsheets attached to an email.
Decision Map · Scenario PlaygroundLay out each step and what limits it, and the constraint shows up as a number rather than a hunch. Raise the volume and see which step gives way first, before the quarter commits to it.
Decision Map · Linear Flow MapKeep the org and its cost in one document, with sensitive rows closed to anyone who does not need them. Move a start date and the cost of the plan moves with it, in front of the people approving it.
Decision Map · PlanEverything on this page, billed once a year. Nothing metered.
Early Adopter Pricing Currently in Effect
For the functions that have to agree on one set of numbers.
Early-adopter pricingBilled annually, per seat. Moving up from Professionals keeps every document you have already built. More than twenty people? Talk to us.
Open it with the people who own its parts and see where the numbers disagree.