Frame the decision
We name the choice, who will make it, the competing explanations and what would count as sufficient evidence.
Our method
Our method moves from the decision at hand to the smallest body of evidence that can answer it responsibly. It is designed to make reasoning visible and recommendations usable.
Every analysis is discussed with the people who understand the work around the data.
We name the choice, who will make it, the competing explanations and what would count as sufficient evidence.
We audit event meaning, identity rules, time coverage and known gaps before treating activity as behaviour.
We study sequences, intervals, cohorts and work contexts. Averages are used only where they preserve the story.
Findings become a clear recommendation, confidence statement and a short list of observable next moves.
Principles
Your working session
A 30-minute introductory call is enough to identify the decision, the people involved and whether behavioural analysis can move it forward.
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