Map the decision
We define the recurring decision, who owns it, the constraints that apply and the value at stake.
Your systems already know what happened. Fable Systems tells you what happens next, and what to do about it.
Aster prices every open vessel across this voyage and the next, then tells the desk which one to fix.
01Kittiwake Bay, daily rate$1,200 a day below forecast
$13k$14k$15k$16k
02Sable Crest, net TCE by voyage$72k apart
VoyageNext position
Kittiwake Bay, SupramaxDecision now
Open at Singapore. Offer $1,200 a day below the forecast rate
Counter at $15,100 a dayChartering desk, 4 hours
Sable Crest, UltramaxAwaiting approval
Open at Santos. The top rate leaves the vessel in a weak market
Fix the cargo to ZhanjiangHead of chartering
Ardent Tern, PanamaxMonitor
Qingdao berth wait forecast at 6 to 9 days
Wait for the revised laycanOperations
Twenty trading sessions ahead, in seven quantiles. LME copper, aluminium, nickel, zinc, lead and tin, gold, silver and US equities. Outrights, calendar spreads and threshold probabilities.
Fix every open vessel on the cargo, terms and route that earn the most, this voyage and the next.
Plan the list and the staff behind it as one decision: more care completed, less spent on agency cover.
See the margin you are about to lose, while you can still save it.
Business intelligence reports performance to date. A Decision Engine forecasts what happens next, tests each option against your constraints and recommends the action with the best expected result.
| Question | Business intelligence | Decision Engine |
|---|---|---|
| What happens next? | Reports performance to date | Forecasts the financial outcome, its timing and its range |
| What should we do? | Analysts compare options in spreadsheets | Recommends a specific action within your operating constraints |
| Which action comes first? | Prioritisation is left to individual judgement | Ranks feasible actions using cross-system records |
| Did it work? | Activity is reported with no link to the decision behind it | Attributes the financial and operational effect of each action, using machine learning models |
Fable Systems starts with the records your business already keeps and delivers each recommendation inside the workflow your team already uses.
We define the recurring decision, who owns it, the constraints that apply and the value at stake.
Fable Systems connects the ERP, CRM, billing, workforce, supply and asset records behind the decision.
Your team receives a specific action, with its evidence, forecast range and expected effect, in the workflow it already uses.
Fable Systems reads from your ERP, CRM, billing, workforce, supply and asset systems and sends approved actions back through their own controls. Nothing is replaced, and each system stays the authority for its own records.
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Answers on pricing, implementation, approvals and hosting.
Decision Engines are priced for each engagement, after a paid opportunity assessment. Horizon and our applications have published prices on the pricing page.
No. Fable Systems reads from the ERP, CRM, billing, workforce, supply and operational systems you already run, and sends approved actions back to them.
An opportunity assessment and pilot take a few weeks. Full rollout depends on how many systems are involved and the state of their data, so we plan it once the pilot result is in.
We stop or change the scope. Every stage ends with a decision point, and the pilot result against the agreed baseline decides whether we go to production.
No. Any change to your systems needs a named permission and a person’s approval, and duplicate changes are blocked. Every recommendation, approval and action is recorded.
A Fable Systems-managed deployment runs in its own AWS account, in the region you choose. For UK clients that is London by default. We can also deploy into your own infrastructure.
A live walkthrough of the software, set up around one of your team’s recurring decisions.