Decision Intel is the reasoning audit platform.
Decision Intel audits the reasoning behind every strategic memo, simulates the steering-committee objections it’ll face, runs what-if interventions against a 143-case public reference library, and compounds confirmed outcomes back into a calibrated Decision Quality Index your audit committee can defend.
Your data has governance. Your code has governance. Your reasoning doesn’t.
Every Fortune 500 has invested in data governance, code review, and security audit. The reasoning behind a strategic decision (the memo, the model assumption, the boardroom argument that closed the discussion) arrives at the audit committee without any of it. Decision Intel is the reasoning audit platform that brings the same discipline to that artefact.
The Recognition-Rigor Framework (R²F) underneath the platform is the only production system that combines Daniel Kahneman’s debiasing tradition with Gary Klein’s recognition-primed decision framework in one pipeline, arbitrated by a meta-judge stage. Every audit produces a hashed, tamper-evident Decision Provenance Record — the artefact your General Counsel hands to the audit committee or regulator. It maps onto EU AI Act Article 14 record-keeping, Basel III ICAAP, and SEC AI disclosure requirements, plus the cross-border M&A coverage no US-only incumbent carries: NDPR, CBN, WAEMU, PoPIA, SARB, ISA Nigeria 2007, FRC Nigeria, CMA Kenya. The Africa-anchored coverage is the differentiator for Fortune 500 corporate development teams running cross-border acquisitions into emerging markets.