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DecisionGraph connects the tools you already run on — your books, POS, payroll, sales, and the documents you keep on file — and then stays ahead of them. It surfaces the wins worth doubling down on and the concerns you need to see before they bite you. Ask a follow-up from any alert, or ask something brand new — it answers across everything you've connected.

Ask it like you'd ask a trusted advisor. Once you're set up, you won't have to ask first — it comes to you.

9:41
DecisionGraph
Today · Spencer's Coffee
Weekday mornings are carrying the week.
ToastSquareQuickBooks
Sales, 7d
$18,420
+6.2%
Avg ticket
$7.85
-1.4%
What changed

Drip volume before 11am is up 11% week over week, but afternoons are flat and pastry waste hit $214. Two things worth doing today.

Cut the 2pm pastry bake by a third
Move one barista shift to 7–11am
Ask a follow-up
Should I raise drip 25¢?
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Today
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Real-time notifications

It raises the good news and the concerns before you ask.

DecisionGraph stays current across every system and file you've connected. When something moves that matters — a strong week, a fee creeping up, a delivery landing early — it sends you a short, plain-English alert. No dashboard to check, no digging.

  • Wins and worries, both
    "Cold brew margin is up for the third day" gets the same attention as "card fees jumped 12%." You see what's going right and what needs a call.
  • At the pace you pick
    Set how often alerts come through, which hours are fair game, and how big a change has to be before it's worth a buzz.
  • Ask right from the alert
    Tap any notification and ask a follow-up. DecisionGraph reads across every connected source to answer — and hands it to a Deep Dive if the call is a big one.
9:41
Tuesday, March 12
9:41
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Your read is ready — sales up 6%, pastry waste up
Two things worth doing today. Tap to read, or ask a follow-up.
DecisionGraph7:02 AM
Heads-up: card fees ran $118 over last month's pace
DecisionGraphYesterday
Milk order lands at 6:30am tomorrow
You're two crates short for the weekend rush at current pace.
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Daily Intelligence

The daily read you'd write yourself, if you had the time.

Once a day, everything gets pulled together into one read: how yesterday went, what changed, and the one or two calls worth making today — written from the documents and systems you've connected. It surfaces the wins to celebrate and the drifts to catch early, then lets you ask a follow-up from any line.

  • Phone or inbox, your pick
    Add DecisionGraph to your home screen for the notification, or have the same read emailed to you each morning — headline first, detail one tap away.
  • You set the time and the days
    Pick 6am weekdays, Monday mornings, or whatever fits your open. Quiet hours stay quiet.
  • The full picture, not just the problems
    Sales, spend, cash and ops from the systems you connected — good weeks get called out too, and drift gets flagged before it hurts.
  • Ends with a decision, not a chart
    Every read names the calls worth making today and hands each one straight to a Quick Call or a full Deep Dive.
7:02Thu
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Daily intelligence · now
7:00 AM
Catering inquiries slowed a third straight week — decide today whether to push the fall package
Thursday, Aug 14 · Spencer's Coffee

Yesterday looked solid — the pricing move is holding and blended margin is up again. The one soft spot is catering: inquiries are down for the third week running, and the fall season locks in soon.

$4.1k
Sales yesterday
+2.1%
Blended margin
-18%
Catering leads
What we noticed overnight
Cold brew price increase is holding
Square · volume flat, margin +2.1% since Tue
Catering inquiries down 18%
Third week running while foot traffic is flat
Square hasn't synced in 9 days
Today's read is missing weekend sales
Calls to make today
TodayPush the fall catering package now, or hold?
This weekRefresh the catering menu — it's 7 months old
“Why are catering leads dropping if foot traffic is flat?”
Your inquiries all come from the website form, and referral traffic to it fell first — this reads as a demand-gen gap, not seasonality.
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How Quick Call Works

Ask a question, get an answer you can use.

Quick Call is the part you'll use most. Ask in plain English, it reads your own numbers, asks the one or two things it can't know, and comes back with a call you can act on — usually in about a minute.

1

Ask it like you'd ask a partner

Type the question the way you'd say it out loud — "can I afford a second barista?" No forms, no jargon.

Business Question
Plain language
How should we allocate next quarter’s marketing spend to hit our growth target?
Framing the decision
Decision type
GrowthPricingAllocationRetention
Owner
CMO
Horizon
Q2
Stakes
High
2

It pulls your own numbers

Sales, cash, costs, schedules, the files you uploaded — it reads what's yours before it says a word.

Connected Evidence
CRM
ERP
Financial Systems
Contracts
Performance Data
Operational Metrics
Business Reporting
External Intelligence
3

It asks you what it can't know

One or two short follow-ups — a plan you haven't shared, a date you have in mind — so the answer fits your real situation.

Compare Scenarios
Balanced
Value
+$2.4M
Confidence
88%
Risk
Low
Growth
Value
+$3.1M
Confidence
79%
Risk
Medium
Cost Savings
Value
+$1.6M
Confidence
92%
Risk
Very Low
4

You get a straight answer

Here's what to do, here's what it's likely to cost or make, and here's the number it came from. In about a minute.

Recommended Path
92% confidence
Balanced growth allocation
Shift 18% of spend to top-performing segments. Projected impact validated across CRM, finance, and campaign data.
Value
+$2.4M
Risk
Low
Timeline
Q2
Grounded in 14 connected sources
5

Bigger question? Send it to Deep Dive

Same conversation, longer look — every document and system you've connected, with options laid side by side.

Continuous Learning Loop
+12% smarter
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Execute
Measure
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Decision #142 Accuracy improving
Deep Dive output

The kind of answer a consultant charges you for.

Some calls deserve more than a tap on your phone. When it's a location, a hire, a loan or a new line of business, Deep Dive re-reads everything you've connected, lays out your real options side by side, tells you which one it would pick, and shows you exactly what would have to be true for that to be wrong.

Contents
  1. 01Executive summary
  2. 02Situation & complication
  3. 03Option set (MECE)
  4. 04Weighted scorecard
  5. 05Recommendation
  6. 06Risks & mitigations
  7. 0730/60/90 plan
  8. 08Evidence appendix
Exports to PDF & deck
Deep Dive · Pricing decision
Should we raise prices 6% across the product line in Q3?
Human verified
Executive summary

Raise prices selectively, not across the board. A tiered increase on the 40% of SKUs below target margin captures most of the upside while keeping the two renewal-sensitive enterprise accounts intact. Expected margin recovery of 210 bps within two quarters at materially lower churn exposure than a blanket increase.

Situation

Gross margin down 180 bps over four quarters while volume held flat.

Complication

Input costs are up 7%, but the top ten accounts renew inside the window.

Question

Where can price move without putting renewal revenue at risk?

Weighted option scorecard
A. Hold price, cut discounting
Recommend

Recovers margin without testing demand elasticity.

3-yr NPV
+$2.4M
Risk
Low
Time to value
6 weeks
B. Broad 6% list increase
Reject

Upside is real, but two of the top ten accounts are renewal-sensitive.

3-yr NPV
+$3.1M
Risk
High
Time to value
1 quarter
C. Tiered increase on low-margin SKUs
Monitor

Best risk-adjusted return if the SKU margin data holds up.

3-yr NPV
+$2.8M
Risk
Medium
Time to value
8 weeks
What would change the answer
  • SKU-level margin data is 6 weeks stale in the ERP feed.
  • Two accounts (18% of ARR) renew before the increase lands.
  • Competitor list pricing has not moved in three quarters.
30 / 60 / 90
  • 30dRefresh SKU margin feed, lock the tier list.
  • 60dPilot the increase on two low-risk segments.
  • 90dRoll forward, re-score churn signal weekly.
Signed off by a pricing & monetization specializt before delivery.
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Experts on demand

When you want a second opinion, a real person picks up.

An accountant, an attorney, a marketer, an operations manager — real people, sorted by what they actually do, so you know who to call. Available inside the product, on your schedule, with no retainers to manage.

Who you can call

Book on demand in the app
Money & Pricing
Marcus Reyes, Accountant
Accountant
Marcus Reyes
Cash, margin and what a price change really does
Customers & Sales
Priya Raman, Marketer
Marketer
Priya Raman
Where the next customer comes from, and what they cost
Operations & Tech
Tom Bergstrom, Operations Manager
Operations Manager
Tom Bergstrom
Staffing, suppliers, inventory and the systems behind them
Strategy, People & Legal
Grant Okafor, Attorney
Attorney
Grant Okafor
Contracts, hiring and the big, hard-to-undo calls

Book in two clicks

Open the expert type, choose a day and time, add the question. No procurement cycle, no retainer, no six-week engagement.

Human-verified Deep Dives

Deep Dive runs a rigorous, structured strategy framework — then routes automatically to the specializt whose domain it lands in. Nothing is final until a person signs it.

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Connected Business

Everything you already use, finally talking to each other.

Your books, your sales, your marketing, your files. Connect them once and DecisionGraph reads across all of them — raising the wins and concerns before you ask, and grounding every answer in your actual numbers. You choose what to connect, and you can disconnect any of it at any time.

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Data Partners

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Every connected system stays governed and permissioned. DecisionGraph reads only what you authorize, and every recommendation traces back to the exact evidence that informed it.

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing.

Start with the essentials, or unlock unlimited decisions and connections as your business grows.

Starter
$20/month

For teams getting started with decision intelligence.

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  • 10 Quick Calls per month
  • 2 Deep Dives per month
  • Business Graph
  • Decision history & audit trail
  • Knowledge repository
Professional
$45/month

For teams running decisions across the business.

See plan details
  • Unlimited Quick Calls
  • 5 Deep Dives per month
  • Notifications
  • Business Graph
  • Decision history & audit trail
  • Priority email support
Business
$95/month

For leaders who want decisions backed by expert judgment.

See plan details
  • Unlimited Quick Calls
  • 10 Deep Dives per month
  • 2 expert-on-demand calls per month
  • Notifications
  • Business Graph with unlimited connections
  • Dedicated onboarding
  • Slack/Teams priority support
Built for owners like you

You shouldn't need a strategy team to make confident decisions across your business.

I've worked alongside small business owners long enough to know the daily reality: you're making calls about hiring, purchasing, marketing, and cash flow — often with the evidence split between your bank account, your inbox, your CRM, and your gut. DecisionGraph exists to bring that picture together so you can decide faster, with fewer sleepless nights.

"Small business owners don't lack judgment. They lack a single place to see the evidence — across sales, operations, finance, and people — before the moment passes."

Spencer Oliver
Founder, DecisionGraph
Spencer Oliver, founder of DecisionGraph
Spencer Oliver
Founder — DecisionGraph
Security

Your business data stays yours.

No jargon, no surprises. Just the same protections you'd expect from software that handles your most sensitive decisions.

Bank-level encryption

Your data is protected the same way banks do it — scrambled in transit and locked away in storage.

Only you can see your data

Every document, decision, and connection is tied to your account. We can't browse it, and neither can any other customer.

You control the connections

Link QuickBooks, Shopify, or Square with read-only permissions. You approve each one and can disconnect anytime.

Optional two-step sign-in

Add a one-time code sent to your email for an extra layer of protection on top of your password.

Get tomorrow's brief.

Add it to your home screen, connect what you choose to share, and your first intelligence brief is waiting for you — with the calls worth making, and answers whenever you want to go deeper.