The record

What was decided, and why, and what still is not.

Every locked decision in your account lives in one room. Newest first. Each one carries the call, the reasons, the objection that was overruled, the questions left open, and the date it comes back.

Decided is drawn as decided

The call, in one line, with the reasoning attached and the person who made it named. It reads the same in a year as it did in the meeting.

Contested stays contested

A disagreement does not get tidied into agreement after the fact. The dissent is kept with the call, forever, because the objection you overruled is the first thing you will want to reread.

Open stays open

A question nobody closed stays in the record as open, until someone closes it, and the record says who. An unknown is drawn as unknown, never as empty.

This is the difference between an answer and a decision. An answer only has to sound right today. A decision has to hold up in front of the person who asks why, a year from now, with money already spent. The record is how it holds up.

Northline · The record
Decision · 14 Julcomes back 3 Feb
Lease, 12 months, with a break clause at month six.
The demand number is unproven. The lease buys the year that proves it.
Kept dissent: the Believer held that buying wins on a five-year horizon. Overruled for now; the revisit re-argues it against real volume.
Decision · 19 Jul
Fit-out budget capped at the tenant-improvement allowance.
Nothing permanent goes into a building we may leave in a year.
Decision · 26 Julstill open: insurance scope
One shared driver across the three routes, reviewed monthly.
Cheapest configuration that keeps every route daily.

Illustrative view, built from the product’s real design system.

Wavn will not remember for you selectively.

That is the point. The record is not a highlight reel of the calls that aged well. It is all of them, with the reasoning they were actually made on, which is exactly what makes it worth pointing at.

Your next big call deserves a record, not a scroll.

Free to start. Lock as many decisions as you like; the record is never metered.