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Workflow-specific products Content, decks, briefs, proposals, legal, and sales each have a clearer buying path.
Review before delivery Draft, edit, collaborate, approve, and export in the same workspace.
Security + procurement path Security policy, support, and Azure Marketplace buying are public.
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From a messy source pack to a decision your team can act on.

These examples show the complete Business journey: what comes in, what gets checked, and what a leader receives at the end.

01 · INPUTBring the evidenceReports, notes, spreadsheets, contracts, and transcripts.
02 · CHECKExpose the gapsSource quality, missing inputs, and review risks stay visible.
03 · STRUCTUREFrame the decisionOptions, criteria, trade-offs, and recommendation logic.
04 · DELIVERShare the artifactA brief or recommendation, with a deck routed to Gixo Lumen or a standalone decision surface to Gixo Prism.
The first page of the executive brief: its title and an executive summary that cites its two NIST sources by number.

Executive brief

A 9-page brief with findings, options, risks, and a recommendation, cited to its two NIST sources by number. Where the sources hold no financial figures, it says so instead of estimating. PDF · Word

Cited by numberOptions and risksRecommendation
The first page of the Consultant case report: the decision, a highlighted recommendation and the start of the executive summary.

Client recommendation

A 15-page case report built from three FTC guides: the decision first, then options compared on stated criteria, trade-offs, risks, and a roadmap, with every statement labelled Fact, Inference, or Assumption. PDF · Word

OptionsCriteriaTrade-offs
Business source pack workflow

Operating review

Start with the business question and see whether the available evidence is strong enough before drafting begins.

Source forecastMissing inputsReview risks
The report's implementation roadmap: four phases, from assigning an owner and taking an inventory to finalising and testing incident response procedures.

Roadmap and risks

Four phases from an inventory to a tested incident response plan, drawn in the report itself, with the risks, assumptions, and dependencies that could stop them. Open the 15-page report

PhasesRisksDependencies
The first page of the breach-response brief: the executive summary and the start of the context section, cited to the FTC guide by number.

Incident response brief

A 10-page brief on what a small organisation should do after a data breach, built from one FTC guide and cited to it by number. The guide holds no financial figures, so the impact section says so instead of estimating. PDF · Word

One sourceOptions and risksRecommendation
The first page of the case report: the title, a highlighted recommendation and the start of the executive summary.

Collect less, or stop?

A 16-page case report on whether a small business should keep collecting Social Security numbers: three options compared on stated criteria, with every statement labelled Fact, Inference, or Assumption. PDF · Word

Decision firstFact · Inference · AssumptionRoadmap
The page after the contents: a dossier snapshot of headline figures for U.S. utility-scale battery storage, each with its citation, above the start of the executive summary.

Market dossier

A 14-page Analyst dossier on U.S. utility-scale battery storage, built from four public EIA pages: snapshot, market size and growth, drivers, competitive landscape and outlook, saying where the sources are silent. PDF · Word

Four sourcesCited figuresFaithfulness review

Ready to bring your own decision?

Start with the question, attach the source pack, and let Business show you the right path.

Start with a business question

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