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LEXUN Decisions for Organisations

Your biggest decisions deserve a record.

LEXUN structures the evidence, tests the assumptions, compares the scenarios and records what your organisation decided — then returns when reality can prove whether the forecast was right.

What is this

A Decision System of Record: the evidence, assumptions, scenarios, approval and forecast behind each consequential decision, kept and scored.

Who it is for

Accountancy practices, fractional CFOs and SME finance teams first; advisers, turnaround specialists, accelerators, strategy teams and business schools.

The expensive problem

Organisations record what they spent, not why they decided to spend it — so the same argument is had twice and nobody learns whether the forecast was right.

“Your organisation records financial transactions in accounting software. LEXUN gives consequential decisions the same discipline.”

The problem, in money

Most organisations document what they spent but not why they decided to spend it. The reasoning behind a hire, a second site, a £120,000 machine or a debt facility lives in a slide deck, a spreadsheet nobody can reproduce, or a memory that quietly rewrites itself once the outcome is known. When the decision goes wrong, the organisation cannot tell whether the analysis was wrong, the assumption was wrong, or the world moved — so it learns nothing, and the next decision starts from scratch.

LEXUN creates a verifiable record of the evidence, assumptions, scenarios and approvals behind consequential decisions — and returns when the outcome can be measured.

The Decision Loop

Structure the decision. Test the assumptions. Compare the scenarios. Record the approval. Freeze the forecast. Return when reality answers.

1 · Structure

One question with a checkable outcome. Every input classified as a fact (bank statement, signed quote) or an assumption (a ramp, a growth rate).

2 · Test

5,000 seeded simulation paths return a probability band, never a point. Sensitivity names the input that moves the answer most.

3 · Compare

Do nothing, expected, downside, severe downside, upside, delay and the proposer’s case — same model, same seed.

4 · Approve

An independent challenge, then reviewers and approvers with conditions and declared conflicts. Approval never rewrites the forecast.

5 · Freeze

Question, evidence, model version, seed, band, challenge, approval, action, success criterion and resolution date sealed under one hash.

6 · Return

At the due date reality is compared with the frozen criterion, the forecast is scored, and what the organisation learned is written down.

What the record holds

LEXUN gives an organisation a permanent, verifiable record of:

All fourteen fields, in the order the record writes them
  • What decision was being considered
  • What was known at the time
  • Which inputs were facts
  • Which inputs were assumptions
  • What scenarios were tested
  • What probability the approved model produced
  • What risks challenged the result
  • Who reviewed and approved the decision
  • What action was selected
  • What success meant
  • When the outcome became measurable
  • What actually happened
  • Whether the forecast was calibrated
  • What the organisation should learn

Built for people who make this decision often

Recurring, financially consequential calls — the kind that get argued twice because nobody wrote down the reasoning the first time.

Accountancy practices

Turn forecasts and client advice into a structured, reviewable decision record.

Fractional CFOs

Run repeatable decision processes across every client without rebuilding the spreadsheet each time.

SME finance teams

Give management and the board one evidence trail from proposal to outcome.

The questions it runs today

Can we afford to hire this employee? · Will cash stay positive for 12 months if revenue falls 20%? · Will the business keep positive cash for 12 months if we open a second location? · Can the business afford this equipment purchase? · Can the business afford to hire now?

And the questions the record is built to hold, which the workflow answers rather than the engine alone: should we accept this debt facility; what happens if our largest customer leaves; what monthly commitment is survivable; which assumption is most likely to invalidate the plan; what must become true before approval; did the approved decision produce the expected outcome. See all six worked through on the demonstration.

Four more the record already fits: advisers and turnaround, accelerators, corporate strategy, universities

Business advisers & turnaround specialists

Show the strongest case against a plan before it is approved, and the stop conditions that would end it.

Accelerators & venture studios

Compare portfolio-company decisions using one transparent framework.

Corporate strategy teams

Assumption registers with owners, thresholds and the decisions each assumption exposes.

Universities & business schools

Teach uncertainty with a working, inspectable decision engine.

Plans

One price configuration, published in one place and checked against every page, document and invoice by a release gate. Prices are quoted exclusive of VAT; LEXUN is not currently VAT-registered, so none is added today. The full entitlement table — every line labelled live, pilot or planned — is on /packages; the buy buttons are on /plans and appear only when checkout is switched on.

Working on your own? Pro is £9 a month, or £79 a year — the individual plan, with a 14-day trial and no card. See plans →

Organisation seat
£49
per seat / month · £490 a seat a year (two months free)
  • Practices, fractional CFO firms and finance teams, from one seat
  • Everything in Pro for every seat; the audit-trail export; itemised invoices; priority support
  • Shared workspaces, roles, review and approval workflows planned · R2 — delivered with founder support in the pilot until then
  • Bought by card on /plans; by invoice from ten annual seats
Details
Enterprise
£25,000–£100,000
per year · priced on seats, units, volume, implementation, integrations, support and governance
  • Annual contract, enterprise onboarding, named customer-success contact
  • Implementation support and quarterly decision review
  • Portfolio dashboard, board reporting, organisation-wide audit log planned · R4
  • SSO/SAML and SCIM available by agreement when implemented and tested
  • Agreed after a pilot; never sold from a page
Details
Services
£1,500
founding pilot, 30 days · £2,500–£5,000 over 60 days with workshops · Decision Audit £2,500–£15,000
  • One consequential decision through the complete Decision Loop, with a person
  • The pilot fee is credited against the first four annual seats (£1,960) or an agreed contract
  • Invoiced; a free pilot is not offered by default
The pilot

Founding pilot — £1,500

Run one consequential decision through the complete LEXUN Decision Loop in 30 days: one workspace, up to five users, one live decision, evidence workshop, scenario modelling, challenge session, approval and freeze, a board-ready report and an outcome-monitoring plan. £2,500–£5,000 over 60 days when workshops and Decision Audit support are included. What the pilot includes →

Decision Audit — £2,500 to £15,000

A productised examination of one consequential decision: framing workshop, evidence inventory, facts-versus-assumptions classification, reference-class review, scenario modelling, stress testing, independent challenge, sensitivity, thresholds, a risk register, a frozen record, an executive report, a scheduled outcome review and a post-outcome learning report. Three packages. The Decision Audit →

What is live today — labelled honestly

LEXUN is local-first: the engine, the Decision Record and the outcome loop run in the browser today, on one person’s device. The multi-user organisation workspace is being built in the open, release by release. Nothing marked planned is sold as if it existed.

CapabilityStatusWhat that means for you
Decision engine: three released models, 5,000 seeded paths, probability bands, sensitivity, scenarios, cost of delayLIVERuns in your browser now, free, no account.
Facts-versus-assumptions classification and evidence gatesLIVEThe engine refuses to run on unknowns rather than guessing.
Adversarial challenge on every resultLIVEAn independent heuristic cross-check; the human challenge is written into the pilot record.
Freeze with sealed receipt; outcome logging; Brier scoring; calibration recordLIVEOne person’s workspace, encrypted on their device under the LEXUN Key.
The remaining six capabilities, with the same labels
CapabilityStatusWhat that means for you
Decision Record export (print-quality PDF, sealed JSON, .ics reminders)LIVEGenerated on the device from the result object; nothing is added the engine did not say.
Read-only demonstration workspace with the full organisational loop on fictional dataLIVE/demo — every number a real engine output at a stated seed.
Evidence room, human challenge, reviews, approvals, board report on one real decisionPILOTDelivered in the founding pilot with LEXUN facilitating, on the current single-user platform plus a written record. Not yet self-serve software.
Accounts, organisations, members, roles, shared decisions, review and approval workflows, shared audit logPLANNED · R2The hosted service. Organisation-seat customers who buy now receive it when it ships; until then the pilot is the product. Billing itself is live: plans are verified against Stripe, never inferred from the browser.
Assumption monitoring, outcome reminders, organisation calibration, learning recordPLANNED · R3The reality loop at organisation scale.
Portfolio reporting, API, signed webhooks, SSO/SAML, SCIM, contract management, procurement controlsPLANNED · R4Available by agreement only once implemented and tested; the API contract is published; there is no hosted API yet.

The record, in detail

Two sections carried over from the previous organisations page, unchanged in substance: the real record structure the platform stores today, and what the adviser door claims — precisely.

What an audit trail actually looks like

This is the real record structure the platform stores for every decision — exportable, reproducible, immutable where it matters:

{
  "decision": { "id": "dec_a41b", "title": "Will the business keep positive cash for 12 months?",
                "domain": "runway", "createdAt": "2026-07-27T09:14:02Z" },
  "forecast": { "probabilityDisplay": "60–70%", "confidence": "moderate",
                "resolution": { "criterion": "cash > £0, no emergency funding",
                                "dueDate": "2027-07-26", "frozen": true },
                "reproducibility": { "id": "rw_52f9a7c3_234", "modelVersion": "1.0.0",
                                     "seed": 564, "inputHash": "52f9a7c3" } },
  "evidence": [ { "field": "cashToday", "value": 80000, "class": "user-fact" },
                { "field": "revenueGrowthPct", "value": 2, "class": "assumption" } ],
  "challenge": { "disagreement": { "heuristicP": 0.7, "monteCarloP": 0.66, "material": false } },
  "outcome": { "value": null, "brier": null, "reportedAt": null }
}

The dueDate derives from the freeze timestamp plus the horizon, and outcome is write-once — its nulls are appended to, never edited, when reality answers. The record above is valid JSON as printed.

Advisers & Consumer Duty

UK financial advisers are required under the FCA’s Consumer Duty to be able to evidence that their advice process delivers good outcomes — and a recommendation supported by a documented, disciplined analysis is easier to evidence than one supported by judgement alone. LEXUN’s audit trail is close to that artefact by construction: the decision as framed, every input split into declared facts and declared assumptions, an honest uncertainty band rather than a point estimate, a resolution criterion frozen before the outcome, and — when reality answers — a scored outcome.

The Decision Record

Every analysis exports a print-quality Decision Record from the platform today: the question, all inputs with their fact-or-assumption classification, the probability band, the model version, the reproducibility id that lets anyone re-run the identical computation, and a sign-off line for your file. It is generated on the client’s device from the result object — nothing is added the engine did not say, and no client data leaves the device to produce it.

What we claim, precisely. LEXUN supports your evidence obligations by making the analysis behind a decision documented, reproducible and honestly uncertain. It does not make you or your firm compliant with anything: Consumer Duty compliance is a property of your whole process, judged by the FCA’s rules, and no software purchase changes that. LEXUN is decision intelligence, not financial, legal or regulatory advice, and this section has not had a solicitor’s review — that review is outstanding, as recorded on /trust.

If this fits how your firm works, use the request form below — adviser workflows are shaped with the firms that ask for them, and the founding pilot is where that starts.

Trust and procurement

The procurement pack describes the architecture, data flows, hosting, encryption, access control, audit logging, backup, incident response, subprocessors, residency, retention, deletion, the DPA, model governance, AI usage and the known limitations — including which controls are designed with reference to recognised standards rather than certified against them. LEXUN holds no security certification and says so.

What LEXUN is not

It is decision infrastructure with transparent models, evidence, uncertainty, approval, monitoring and outcome measurement. LEXUN is decision intelligence, not financial, legal, tax or investment advice.

Speak to LEXUN

Book a pilot, request a Decision Audit, ask for the security pack, or request Enterprise pricing. One form; a person replies. The sample board report needs no form: read it or download the PDF — fictional data, real engine output.

A person reads every request and replies by email, normally within one working day. Nothing is booked, and no pilot starts, until we have confirmed it with you in writing — this form is a request, not a booking system. Details are processed by our hosting provider solely to deliver the request to us.