Decision Owner, Decision Authority, authority readiness, action window, and scope.
Decision Sprint
One clearly scoped decision. Ten business days.
In ten business days, CrisisFlow identifies which sites, suppliers, routes, and customer orders or service obligations are exposed; quantifies the likely operational and financial impact; compares feasible responses under budget, time, capacity, and operating constraints; and delivers a selected response with a decision record ready for human authorization.
01 / Client-visible milestones
Move from disruption signal to an authorization-ready decision.
The Decision Owner coordinates the work. The Decision Authority is the person who can authorize action.
- Day 01
Frame the decision.
Confirm one consequential decision, its named Decision Owner, action window, scope, and accepted data package.
- Day 05
Review the evidence and evaluation.
Examine the exposure path, modeled consequence scenarios, critical assumptions, source coverage, and why each portfolio is feasible, depends on a prerequisite, or is ruled out.
- Day 10
Deliver the selected response and record.
Receive the selected portfolio and decision record, including the ranking, action owners, required authorization, and action deadlines.
02 / What the Sprint delivers
A decision record your organization can authorize and act on.
The Sprint is built around one operating decision and the information, constraints, and authority needed to execute it.
Affected sites, suppliers, routes, products, customer orders, and service obligations remain connected to the sources that support each finding.
Inputs, transformations, uncertainties, and decision-changing evidence.
The record shows which action combinations work within the constraints, which require a prerequisite, and which cannot proceed—and why.
Compare the costs, expected benefits, timing, and feasibility of the available responses.
The selected response, named Decision Authority, action owners, action deadlines, and execution requirements are ready for decision.
03 / Fit
What makes a decision suitable?
A customer order, production target, service level, cost, or operating priority is meaningfully exposed.
A named person can frame the decision and coordinate authorization.
The alternatives and relevant timing can be scoped without mapping the entire enterprise.
The minimum evidence and enterprise context are available for the stated decision.
The ten-business-day period begins after the Decision Owner and accepted data package are confirmed.
Your next step
Bring the decision, not a perfect data package.
Describe the decision at a high level. No confidential or customer-specific data is required to begin the conversation.