Send the case without rebuilding it
A Decision Brief turns the current case behind a roadmap item into a shareable page for someone who needs to review it. They can understand what is being proposed, why it matters, and what happens next without logging in or entering the workspace. No deck rebuilt the night before, and the decision comes back to the plan it belongs to. A decision that moves fast is a decision that closes the gap sooner: a brief turns a two-week approval delay into a same-day yes, and the plan moves the day it is decided.
See the Living Roadmap- Your workspaceOne plan, with the case behind one item on it.
- The brief crosses the boundaryA shareable page. Opens without an account. No approve button.
- Alex Morgan · COOReads the case. Never joins the workspace.
Give them the case without giving them the controls
The brief can carry the executive summary, the reason behind the proposed work, the intended metric, and the next step while keeping workspace permissions separate. The recipient sees the case, not the rest of the plan. The funnel and profile analyses produce shareable briefs of their own, so the same no-login summary works for more than approvals.
- The rest of the roadmap
- Workspace controls and settings
- Other recommendations and their cases
- Everything a member can change
- Executive summary
- Mobile checkout is the weakest stage in the funnel, and it is the one we want to move now.
- Why now
- Checkout completion on mobile is behind the rest of the funnel, and the target for the year assumes it closes.
- What we want to achieve
- Improve mobile checkout completion
- The number it is meant to move
- Checkout completion rate
- Next step
- Discuss with the owning team before work begins.
No login needed. The brief does not collect approval.
Read one for yourself
This is a decision brief, replicated from our demo store: the whole case on one page, ending in a range of what the work could be worth. Enough for a yes, with nothing to log into.
Eliminate checkout friction and lift mobile conversion
This brief is accurate as of Aug 7, 2026Mobile shoppers are abandoning checkout at rates the business cannot afford. Mobile completion trails desktop by 18 points, and the $23M target for the year assumes checkout completion reaches 68%. Eliminating the friction is the most direct path toward closing the $2.8M gap from the traffic the store already has.
Replicated from a live decision brief on our demo store. Ranges are estimates of what could be, not a promise.
The link informs the decision. It does not make the decision.
Decision Briefs do not collect an approval or change the roadmap. The decision happens outside the brief, and an authorised Symphiq user records what the team chose afterward.
Reading the case cannot change the plan.
Keep the decision attached to the plan it changes
Once the decision is made, an authorised user records the outcome in Symphiq so the roadmap reflects what was activated, postponed, saved for later, or set aside. The case and the resulting plan do not have to become separate histories.
- 1The roadmap itemThe case lives behind one objective on the plan.
- 2The brief is sharedAn authorised user sends the no-login page.
- 3The decision is madeIn the meeting, the call, the thread. Not in the brief.Outside Symphiq
- 4A person records itAn authorised user enters what the team chose.
- 5The plan reflects itActivated, postponed, saved for later, or set aside.
Answers
No. A shared Decision Brief can be read without a login.
No. The brief informs a decision but does not collect approval or change the roadmap.
No. The brief shares the relevant case while workspace access remains separate.
The brief is one hop in a longer journey.
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