Product function
Executive reporting
The report Merjora produces for a decision meeting: the ranked opportunities, the numbers behind them, the assumptions and the recommended next step.
The executive report is the artefact you take into a decision meeting. It contains the ranked opportunities, the value range and baseline behind each, the assumptions that drive the number, the risks, and one clear recommendation — in language a board reads without a translator.
What this function does
- Compiles discovery, quantification and scoring into a single document
- States assumptions in the open rather than in a footnote
- Gives every figure an origin: your input, a stated benchmark or a documented example
- Ends with one recommendation and its measurement plan
What it needs from you
- A completed assessment or discovery pass
- Any internal figures you want reflected instead of estimates
- The audience: board, executive committee or a single budget holder
What you get back
- A print-ready executive report with a one-page summary
- An opportunity appendix with the working behind each number
- A measurement plan: which metric moves, by when, measured how
How it works
- 01
Compile
Findings are assembled with their sources attached.
- 02
Summarise
One page carries the decision; the detail sits behind it for anyone who wants it.
- 03
Attribute
Every figure is traceable to your input or a named public source.
- 04
Recommend
The report ends with a decision, not a menu.
What it deliberately does not do
- It does not include statistics without attribution
- It does not present vendor marketing as evidence
- It does not recommend a programme when a single pilot is the honest answer
Questions
- Can we share the report internally?
- Yes. It is written to be forwarded — the summary page stands alone without you presenting it.
- Is the report generated by AI?
- The analysis is model-assisted and rule-validated. Every figure traces back to your inputs or a named source, and nothing is published that cannot be traced.