Built to be checked.
Every structure the platform runs, every engine that computes it, and where the AI layer stops — written down, so the method can be examined.
200+ calculated metrics — traceable.Safer platform.
Multiple deterministic engines compute the figures. The language model does not do the arithmetic and cannot change a result.
Safer analysis.
The same inputs return the same result, and any value can be redone by hand from the published formula.
Safer decisions.
The platform computes, interprets and writes. It does not decide, and the line between the two is documented.
You approve. The engines compute. You decide.
Four steps, always in the same order. The first and the last are yours.
You approve the data
Nothing enters without your check. Figures that do not reconcile are flagged before you apply — you decide, and nothing is altered.
Multiple deterministic engines compute
The same input returns the same result, every time. The language model does not do the arithmetic.
Ask Cycles reads and explains
It interprets the result, compares scenarios and writes the document. It changes no figure.
You decide
The platform delivers the material for the decision. The decision stays yours.
Every statement is checked against itself.
Before anything is applied, deterministic checks test each statement for internal consistency — the same way, every time. What reconciles passes; what does not is shown to you, with the figures involved, and you decide. Nothing is corrected on your behalf.
Ask Cycles reads, writes and prepares. It does not invent numbers.
Every result in Cycles is one of three kinds — and each one is checked in its own way:
By formula. The same every time.
Cycles’ engines do the math with your data and your assumptions. The language model does not do the math and does not change the result.
- Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow
- Ratios, valuation, projections and scenarios
- Calculate formulas and Pipeline totals
- Every figure that ends up in a document you sign
How to check: open the calculation reference — inputs, formula and assumptions — and redo the math.
Written by Ask Cycles. Yours to check.
Ask Cycles reads, summarizes, explains and drafts around the numbers. It helps a lot — and it can make mistakes.
- Answers, summaries and explanations
- Memos, decks and reports
- Data read from PDFs, statements and documents
- Meeting summaries and suggested next steps
How to check: review before you use it. The reminder sits under every conversation.
Nothing happens without your click.
When Ask Cycles prepares an action, it becomes a card. You check it, adjust it and approve — or dismiss it.
- Record a sale, move a deal, request a purchase
- Apply the data read from a document
- Save to Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox
- Create events and meetings on your calendar
How to check: every approval is kept in the audit trail, with author and date.
- It does not do the math or change a calculated figure
- It does not save, send or publish on your behalf without your approval
- It does not see what your access profile does not allow
- It does not use your data to train models
- It does not decide for you
TRACEABLEEvery figure leads to its formula and source data. Every Ask Cycles text shows up as its own. Every approval is recorded.
Redo any figure by hand.
The standard we hold to: a controller takes any value on any screen and rebuilds it from scratch. Pick the figure, open its calculation reference — inputs, formula and assumptions on one page, each input traced to a recorded statement — and redo the arithmetic. It resolves to the same figure.
Four documents, four questions.
Cycles Space — AI & Deterministic Engine
Architecture, configuration and the deterministic engine — where the formula ends and the AI layer begins.
Cycles Space — Technical Reference
Product scope, calculation methodology, and how our claims can be verified.
Cycles Space — Calculation Reference
Formulas as implemented, data lineage and controls — for technical review and audit.
Cycles Space — Subprocessors List
The third parties involved in processing data and what each one does.
Talk to the team
Questions on method, scope or technical evaluation — talk directly to the people who built it.
Security and controls
Isolation, encryption, permissions and the audit trail — the full set is on Trust.