Six leads argue. The data decides.

An account lead, an SEO lead, a paid search lead, the client's owner and more debate the next move from the client's own figures. Every claim cites a fact. Code ranks the ballots, the chair writes the reasons, and the board holds the next one to three moves.

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The War Room: a headline saying the room chose 3 moves worth $15,120 a month at the odds for 10 hours, an illustrated meeting with the moves on a whiteboard, and the transcript beside it. — Six leads argue from the client's figures; the board holds the next three moves.Sample data

Opening, proposals, cross-examination

Each lead picks a move alone first, then they challenge each other. A pre-mortem asks how each pick could fail before anyone votes.

Every claim cites a fact

Fact chips point at the exact figure: the plan's goal, the account check, the opportunities table. A claim with no fact does not count.

Code ranks, the chair explains

The ballots are ranked by code, not by the loudest voice. The chair writes why each move won and records the dissent.

Accept this focus

The board becomes the Plan with one click, so the decision and the work never drift apart.

The chair writes the next moves on the board.Sample data

An illustrated room: six people at a round table and the chair at a whiteboard of three next moves with their monthly value and hours. — Six leads argue. The board decides.Sample data

Three ranked moves with value, odds and hours, why each won, the dissent, fact chips, and an Accept this focus button. — Why each move won, and who dissented.Sample data

Six experts. One whiteboard. Your next move.

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