Dependency Mapping
Find your single point of failure before it walks out the door.
Initiatives, risks, decisions, and people rarely fail in isolation. They're connected, and the connection nobody mapped is usually the one that stalls a program.
See which initiative is blocked by which risk or decision, and who owns the stuck piece, across initiatives, vendors, and people. Then simulate: what if this person leaves, or this vendor doesn't renew?
Demo video coming soon
Every node is a real database row
Initiatives, blockers, risks, vendors, policies, and people on the map all trace back to an actual record. Nothing is drawn just to fill out the picture.
Cross-cutting people surface automatically
A person only appears as their own node when they're a decision-maker or risk owner on more than one initiative, the exact case a flat list can't show you.
Click a node, see and edit its record
Selecting any node opens an inspector panel with its full detail, and initiative status or blocker fields can be edited in place with a review-before-commit step.
What-if scenarios, saved as evidence
Simulate a person leaving, a vendor not renewing, or a policy deadline moving up, computed strictly from what's already in the map, and save the result for later.
Straight from the platform
See exactly how it works, step by step, below.
Product screenshots coming soon
How it works
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The graph is assembled from your data
Initiatives, blockers, risks, vendor and policy links, documents, and people are pulled from the org's real records, not entered separately for this view.
2
Only relational nodes make the canvas
A vendor, policy, or person becomes a standalone node only when it connects two or more initiatives. A single-initiative fact stays in that initiative's own inspector panel instead of cluttering the graph.
3
Click to inspect or edit
Selecting a node opens its full record in a side panel, including any fields that can be edited in place, with a confirm step before anything saves.
4
Run and save a what-if scenario
Pick a person, vendor, or policy and simulate its removal. The impact is computed live from the graph; saving it keeps the result as a persisted, re-viewable record.
See it in the platform
Dependency map · Illustrative
1 blocked node · no owner assigned
Frequently asked
Who this helps
The CTO
Sees the actual chain behind a stalled initiative instead of guessing which of several plausible blockers is the real one.
The Program Manager
Spots which vendor, policy, or single person quietly connects several initiatives at once, before that dependency becomes a crisis.
The Board
Can ask 'what happens if this person leaves' and get a computed, evidence-backed answer instead of a guess in the room.
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