Evidence handoff
FlightPath produces a structured brief: context, evidence, risks, decision gates. One source of truth, one operator, one audit trail.
An agentically sequenced advisory engine for UK mid-market law firms — diagnostic to live system to Watchtower oversight, evidence trail intact at every step. Not software. Not a vendor marketplace.
Plain English: start with the free 60-minute diagnostic. If procurement is defensible, the Engine is delivered as a structured advisory process — not a login product — with no vendor commission.
One operator. One structured evidence brief. One agentically sequenced engine. The sequence is the product.
60-minute diagnostic. The source of truth and the seed crystal for the rest of the Engine.
Output · Structured brief · evidenced route map · multi-stream options.
Each evidence stream becomes a controlled market and solution assessment using the 10C framework.
Output · Shortlist · evidence per candidate · scored against the firm's actual context.
Approved requirements turn into a structured vendor evaluation — authored, run, scored.
Output · Ranked vendors · scoring evidence · response audit trail.
Options become a board- and CFO-ready justification — financial, risk, value, cost of delay.
Output · Approval-ready document · investment rationale · reinvestment assumptions.
Implementation programme management — adoption, governance, value protection across the rollout.
Output · Live system · adoption tracking · governance gates intact.
Watchtower keeps watching after go-live — adoption, ROI, value leakage, supplier performance, roadmap and renewal posture.
Output · Adoption signal · ROI posture · value leakage · renewal posture.
A procurement that begins by trusting the stated category buys the firm an expensive answer to the wrong question. The Engine routes the firm before it procures — four decision routes hold the eight patterns below. Only one route ends in a market move.
The category is real and scoped honestly. The market is the right next move.
2 patternsThe tools are mostly right. Seams or workflow are the bottleneck. Fix the joins first.
2 patternsData discipline, access, or adoption gaps would make any new tool a future liability.
2 patternsThe contract is the problem — or the conditions for a good decision aren't there yet.
2 patternsThe existing system is the right shape; the implementation is wrong. Replace in kind, fix the configuration, move on.
Two or three overlapping tools collapse into one. The procurement is a rationalisation, not a net-new buy.
The tools are right; the seams between them aren't. Build the integration before buying anything else.
The process is the problem. New software accelerates the wrong workflow. Redesign first, procure later.
Data discipline, access controls, or AI-governance gaps make any new tool a future liability. Close the gap first.
The licences are in place; the lawyers aren't using them. Adoption is the unlock, not another platform.
The contract is the problem. Re-paper, re-scope, or exit before going to market for a replacement.
Evidence says pause. We say so. The firm keeps the diagnostic and revisits when the conditions for a good decision actually exist.
FlightPath produces a structured evidence brief — the firm's context, risks, gates, and evidenced direction scored across twelve dimensions. Every subsequent step inherits from it. One source of truth. No discovery re-run.
FlightPath produces a structured brief: context, evidence, risks, decision gates. One source of truth, one operator, one audit trail.
A single FlightPath can spawn parallel streams — CMS, DMS, governance, change-readiness — without re-running discovery.
The Engine asks whether the stated procurement category is the real problem. Sometimes it is. Sometimes the real answer is integration-first, governance-first, or no procurement yet.
Watchtower keeps watching adoption, ROI, value leakage, supplier performance, roadmap and renewal posture — so the next procurement decision starts informed.
A single diagnostic produces multiple evidence streams where the operating model demands it — CMS, DMS, governance, change-readiness — each running on its own gate, sharing the same upstream evidence.
The Engine begins at FlightPath — free, 60 minutes, no pre-work. Steps 2 through 6 only run when the diagnostic says they should.