Examples
Use these as starting points. A good review question states the decision, the background and what matters most.
Full example memos
- Build in-house or buy SaaS?Example: Should we build our new reporting tool in-house or buy an off-the-shelf SaaS solution?
- Quit my job to go full-time on my startup?Should I quit my job to work on my startup full-time?
- Raise prices for our existing customers?Should we raise prices for our existing customers?
Example output
Decision memo
Save, copy or print the memo when you want to share the decision basis.
- Question:
- Example: Should we build our new reporting tool in-house or buy an off-the-shelf SaaS solution?
- Model panel:
- Example panel (4 participants, simplified — live Deep review has 5)
Exact model versions
- Judge: example-judge
The panel weighed building an in-house tool versus buying an off-the-shelf SaaS solution for a new reporting tool. Below is the panel review PM.
Recommendation
Buy an established SaaS solution for the initial need, but run a comparative three-year TCO calculation and check the vendor's exit terms before signing — the spread in the panel's self-assessed confidence (35–82) is too wide for an unconditional recommendation.
Consensus
Moderate-to-strong agreement that buying an established SaaS solution is the most cost-effective first choice when requirements are standard and time is short. Agreement is weaker on how much integration work existing systems will actually require.
Panel confidence
Each participant's self-assessment — not the judge's synthesis.
- Participant A: low (35/100)
- Participant B: medium (65/100)
- Participant C: medium (68/100)
- Participant D: high (82/100)
Spread: 35–82 (0–100)
Consensus is not the same as truth — read the reservations.
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