How it works

One commercial record.
Every item cited to source.

The Commercial Reasoning Ledger holds what the contract requires, what would prove it, and what your team decided, with the clause and page attached to every material item.

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The ledger in action

Every requirement,
one register.

Rows from the public DFW Data Center 1 package: the requirement, its source, its review state and what it puts at stake.

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How it works

Every item answers three questions.

  1. 01
    What is required

    The requirement extracted from the clause, with the context that qualifies it.

  2. 02
    Where it came from

    The document, section, page, sheet and revision that created it.

  3. 03
    What would prove it

    Acceptance criteria and the evidence that would satisfy them.

One item, in full

You should never have to ask,
where did this come from?

From the clause that created it to the review that closed it, each step keeps the citation that came before.

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What your team gets

Source-cited and context-rich.

Every material item keeps its clause, document, section, page, sheet and revision, and records whether the wording is quoted, normalised or inferred.

  • Linked to the exact document, section, page and sheet
  • Surrounding text and related sections, marked where they are not a duty
  • Review status and compliance assessment, visible on every item
  • A history of what changed and who changed it
Continue the commercial lifecycle
The queue your team works down.

What is unreviewed, what has nothing behind it, what is closed.

Action Register
Where the package rewrote the contract.

Amendments, conflicts and documents the package never sent.

Conflicts & Baseline Defects
Upload the package. Nothing to install.

Copies of the documents you already hold.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is the Commercial Reasoning Ledger?

One commercial record for a project: what the contract requires, what would prove each requirement, and what your team decided, with the clause and page attached to every material item.

What does each item in the ledger show?

What is required, where it came from (document, section, page, sheet and revision), what would prove it, its review state and its history.

Why keep the reasoning, not just the answer?

Because the question comes back months later. The ledger keeps why a decision was made and what it rested on, after the people involved have moved on.

Get started

One project.
Every item cited.

Scope and fee agreed up front. Findings in two weeks. NDA first.

No implementation. Start with the records you already have.