Your judgment, with an evidence step behind it.
Before you recommend the statement, the framing or the sequence, test it. Presaga builds a simulated audience from your client's own stakeholders, lets them react to the draft, and hands back a briefing you can put inside the deliverable — the call, the reactions behind it, the disagreements printed, and what would change the call. Publish it under your own brand, at your own address.
You still sell your judgment. PRISM is the step underneath it: a simulated audience of your client's own stakeholders reacts to the draft, a panel of AI reviewers argues over what the reactions mean, and you get a written briefing you can show the client — with your name on the cover.
The work where a briefing earns its place.
These are the engagements where an evidence step changes the conversation with the client — and shortens the argument about the recommendation.
Retained crisis work
The client calls at 7 p.m. Run the holding statement, the full statement and saying nothing yet, and come back with the call and the reasoning behind it.
Message and framing audits
Compare the framings the client is arguing about internally, and settle it with reactions instead of seniority.
Launch and campaign advisory
Test the campaign line before the budget is committed, then re-test after the revision and show the client what changed.
De-risking an announcement
Surface the sentence that backfires and the concern the draft never mentions, while the client can still act on it.
The second opinion
The client already has a draft and an in-house view. A briefing gives you an independent read that neither of you wrote.
The pitch
Bring a briefing on the prospect's own situation to the pitch, instead of a page describing your process.
Three products. One engine.
All three run on PRISM. They show how people are likely to react — they do not tell your client what will happen. Use whichever fits the engagement in front of you.
Presaga Crisis
Client crisis work. Describe the incident in the client's own words; Crisis drafts the statement from those facts, tests it against the people who are likely to read it, and revises it on what the test found.
Presaga Campaign
Launches, price changes, policy and campaign lines. Campaign compares framings across the client's real segments, and never invents a discount or a perk to make the message easier to sell.
Presaga Pulse
The thread the client forwards you on a Sunday. Pulse reads it, finds where else it lives, plays it forward, and tests stepping in against staying out — then keeps re-reading on the cadence you set.
What goes in, what comes out.
One illustrative example for each product, written to the shape of a current Decision Report — the situation as a customer would type it, and the call as the report delivers it.
A recall statement, tonight
Five sentences about a lab result in — a statement drafted, tested and revised out, with the sentence to cut named.
See the example →A price increase, announced
The email and the brief in — refine first, with the line that lands, the line that doesn't, and the discount not to invent.
See the example →A thread turning on a town
A link and one sentence in — where it's heading, who's carrying it, and whether replying helps or hurts.
See the example →What goes into your deliverable.
The call first, then the material underneath it — the part a client can interrogate instead of simply accepting.
- The recommendation, with the reactions under itEvery finding points back at the specific simulated reactions that produced it, so your advice can be audited rather than trusted.
- The line you would have let throughThe sentence that reads as evasion or blame-shifting to an audience that isn't in the room with you and the client.
- The group the client forgotThe stakeholders the draft never addresses — regulators, staff, the community around the site, the people who have to explain it at a counter.
- Where the reviewers disagreedA printed split you can hand a client instead of a false consensus. On a contested decision that is the honest deliverable.
- What would change the callEach finding names the observable event that would reverse it — which becomes the client's watch-list and your next conversation with them.
- The re-test after the revisionYou rewrite, run it again, and show the client the difference between the two readings.
What you buy, what you sell, and what you keep.
PRISM is an input to your engagement, not a product you resell. Here is the plain version.
One briefing credit
A credit produces one complete Decision Report: the call, how each stakeholder group is likely to react, the risks, the recommended actions, the disagreements, and a confidence reading that can only be lowered.
A strategic assessment
Your client buys your judgment, now with an evidence step behind it. Not software access. Not a dashboard. Not a raw simulation output. The deliverable carries your name and your recommendation.
The briefing is a line item
You price the strategic work. The briefing sits inside it as a small input cost — closer to a software subscription than a revenue share. What is left is your margin.
Illustrative only — you set your own engagement price. The briefing cost is live from our catalog.
No revenue share. No per-seat fee. No return promised — just the arithmetic.
Delivered in your name.
Publish a briefing to a branded client portal on your own subdomain — yourcompany.presaga.ca, with your logo and colors. Your client reads the assessment at your address, without a Presaga account. The engine stays out of sight; the relationship and the deliverable are yours.
- ✓ Your branding on the client-facing report and portal
- ✓ Clients read published reports without a Presaga login
- ✓ Or send a secure link, hand over the PDF, or give them the audio briefing
Your clients' drafts stay in Canada.
Regulated clients — government, public agencies, health, finance — will ask you where their unpublished material goes before they let you upload it. This is the answer you can put in the engagement letter.
Your account, documents and reports are hosted and stored in Canada, encrypted at rest. On the standard service the AI model that processes your content runs outside Canada; if your rules require in-country processing end to end, we run PRISM for you on dedicated Canadian hardware as a private deployment.
A natural fit for a practice with several clients.
A small number of organizations run PRISM on real engagements, get complimentary credits for meaningful feedback, and have a real say in what gets built next. Consultants see more situations than most in-house teams ever do, which makes their feedback the most useful we get. About the Early Adopter Program →
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