When to review#
At the decision date — or sooner if the evidence is clear — you record a verdict. The platform shows the evidence; the decision is always yours, and nothing on the screen suggests one. When a live test passes its decision date, a red Needs you card and a due badge on the Review tab remind you.
The Review tab#
Everything needed is on one screen:
- a scorecard: every metric with its value, target and Met / Not yet, plus offer-test hours against the cap;
- each feasibility risk with its current status;
- the verdict form;
- Past reviews on the right, newest first, each with its verdict tag, date and memo.
Recording a verdict#
- Choose a verdict card. None is pre-selected.
- Continue — demand is there; move towards a pilot.
- Revise — change buyer, offer, price or channel and test again.
- Stop — no demand; close the test.
- Write the memo: the reasoning, on this evidence. It is required. The structure in
docs/review-memo-template.mdis a good guide. - Click Record verdict (it stays disabled until a verdict is chosen). Toast: "Verdict recorded". The review appears at the top of Past reviews.
You can record as many reviews as you like — a mid-test check and a final verdict, for example — and all are kept.
What a verdict does not do#
Recording a verdict changes nothing else. It does not pause, close or republish the experiment, and continue does not unlock demo or pilot hours while risks are open. Take those actions separately: Pause, resume and republish, Close and export.