Define what should trigger a review
A fixed date can be useful, but a signal is often more relevant: losing a channel, crossing a cash threshold, a regulatory change or invalidation of a critical assumption.
| Object | Review question | Example signal |
|---|---|---|
| Assumption | Is it still plausible? | Sustained variance outside the range |
| Risk | Has exposure changed? | New critical dependency |
| Trajectory | Is financing still sufficient? | Earlier cash low point |
| Decision | Do the conditions still hold? | Switching threshold crossed |
Govern around decisions
Atlas retains the context of the decision file, Map structures flows and risks, Pilot projects the financial trajectory and Plot helps prepare a synthesis.
Together, these capabilities structure the assumptions, risks, dependencies and trajectories required for a clear and documented human review.
- Date or milestone
- Variance from a critical assumption
- Materialization of a risk
- Change in a dependency
- New strategic option