Read and share a Decision Brief

A Brief is built to be forwarded. Read it in the same order every time and it takes under a minute to decide whether to act.

Steps

1. 1

   Read the answer first

   The finding leads the Brief in plain language, with the supporting numbers beside it.

2. 2

   Check the confidence level

   Confidence reflects coverage, freshness, and how cleanly the question mapped to confirmed definitions. Low confidence usually means a missing source.

3. 3

   Open one source

   Every number links to the systems and rows behind it. Spot-check one figure. See data lineage.

4. 4

   Read the recommended action

   Decide whether to act, assign, or dismiss. Dismissing with a reason improves the next Brief.

5. 5

   Export or share

   Export the Brief for a board pack, or share it in the workspace so the sources travel with the number.

6. 6

   Turn it into a watch

   If you will ask this again, promote the underlying rule to a Risk Alert.

Sharing rules of thumb

• Share the Brief, not a screenshot of the number. The sources are the point.
• Workspace members see Briefs according to their permissions.
• For recurring distribution, use a dashboard or an action trigger instead of manual forwarding.