Decisions from business facts

Turn business facts into clear decisions.

Renfold connects source-linked facts from contracts and approved business data with the expertise needed to interpret them. It prepares a reviewable next action—with the rationale, alternatives, value, risk and supporting evidence visible.

Renfold proposes. People review and decide.

Commercial data, asset data, legal documents and expert knowledge become facts and evidence, business concepts and relationships, and evidence-backed decisions that create value and manage risk.

From scattered evidence to a decision you can review.

Renfold keeps the work traceable: first establish what is true, then assemble the relevant context and prepare the next action for review. At each stage, missing or conflicting evidence remains visible to the person responsible for the decision.

  1. 01

    Find and verify the facts

    Extract decision-relevant facts from contracts and approved business data. Keep every important fact linked to its source.

  2. 02

    Build the decision context

    Organize the facts around the customers, contracts, products, obligations, opportunities and deadlines that shape the decision. Apply company priorities, guidelines and expert knowledge.

  3. 03

    Prepare the next action

    Compare realistic options and prepare a recommendation that shows the rationale, alternatives, value, risk, uncertainty and missing evidence.

The evidence stays visible from source to decision.

Contract extraction is working today.

Renfold already ingests contracts and amendments, reconciles related documents, extracts structured contract facts and keeps every fact linked to its exact source. The result is ready for human review today.

  • Contracts & amendments
  • Structured contract facts
  • Exact source links
  • Human review
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If a recurring decision depends on facts scattered across documents, systems and experienced people, we would like to understand the workflow.

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