Decision Instrument

When action is required, the wrong move makes it worse.

Scores four intervention paths on three dimensions, resolves conflicts with published tie-breaker rules, and produces an ordered action stack with fallback triggers and a Strategy Room readiness indicator.

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Intervention Path Selector

Selects the intervention path when inaction is no longer viable

Used when action is required but the path is contested

£79 · One-time access
When to use this
·Escalation is being considered
·Conditions are deteriorating
·Multiple actions are possible, none are clear
·Timing matters more than completeness
What this produces
·Path comparison matrix (stabilise / restructure / escalate / monitor)
·Formal tie-breaker logic when paths score closely
·Ordered action stack with resistance, effect, and failure signals
·Fallback trigger conditions with timeline
·Strategy Room readiness indicator (4-point checklist)
What changes after use

You stop debating options.

You execute a defined path.

What happens if you don't use this

·Wrong intervention selected — stabilisation attempted where restructuring was required

·Action delayed while options are debated without scoring framework

·Escalation happens reactively instead of through governed criteria

This is one part of the decision. Exposure, authority, and intervention logic must all resolve for the decision to hold.

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Where this fits

This is the final decision layer before action.

If consequence still needs formal pricing → Executive Reporting.

If intervention is confirmed → Strategy Room.