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Prevented-Loss Methodology
How we account for the margin loss Decionis prevents.
A CFO should never have to take a vendor's prevented-loss number on faith. So ours is not a marketing figure — it is Governed Execution Value (GEV), computed from live governed decisions and gated so it can never be inflated past what the data supports.
Live snapshot
Early — seed cohortThe public trailing-window sample is currently below our render threshold, so we show an early-seed-cohort status instead of a dollar figure. This is the honesty gate working as designed: rather than publish a number a single large decision could distort, we wait until the sample supports it. Raw counts are available to design partners via the metrics API.
How the number is computed
1. Price each evaluated action
For every decision that carries a monetary amount — an order's net-margin exposure, a payment, a purchase order, a refund — Decionis records the amount at the moment it is evaluated, before execution.
2. Attribute by verdict
Each priced evaluation is bucketed by its deterministic verdict: authorized (cleared through), escalated (routed to higher authority), blocked (stopped before execution), or delayed (held for human review).
3. Sum the governed value
Governed Execution Value is the sum of those amounts — the economic authority that flowed through the control plane. Prevented loss is the blocked-and-restrained share: value that would have executed without a gate in front of it.