What you can buy
Ways to work with RippleXn.
Start with one event, not an infrastructure programme. Establish what your evidence can explain. If it cannot explain enough, run a defined pilot. Then keep the black box running.
Something happened
Evidence-Gap Snapshot
Find out what your current evidence could actually explain.
Price
From €1,500
Timing
Delivered within 72 hours of receiving the agreed evidence and inputs.
We establish what the available evidence can explain, what it cannot, and what should happen next. Most organisations discover the gap is not where they assumed.
Appropriate for
- A recurring complaint
- A recent incident
- A planning or operational evidence gap
- A location where the organisation does not know what it could currently prove
What the €1,500 Snapshot does not include
- A full monitoring deployment
- Hardware purchase or rental
- Laboratory analysis
- Specialist third-party testing
- Long-term monitoring
What the Snapshot delivers
- Available evidence mapped
- A preliminary chronology where possible
- Material gaps identified
- Candidate evidence sources
- What can and cannot be established
- A proportionate monitoring or investigation recommendation
- A defined next step
It keeps happening
Source and Response Pilot
One event, one site, one defined question.
Price
Scoped to the event and the site.
Timing
Typically 2–6 weeks, depending on the site and question.
We design a qualified deployment to capture the next event, connect it to operations and record the response. Where the Snapshot finds the gap, the pilot closes it.
Scope, instrumentation and duration are agreed in writing before anything is installed. We do not publish a fixed price for work whose shape depends on the event.
Scope a pilotWhat a qualified deployment can produce
- A baseline
- Qualified temporary or continuous monitoring
- Integration with existing systems
- Operational and weather context
- Human reporting
- Alerts
- Recorded response
- Event reconstruction
- A closing evidence report
You cannot afford to be surprised
Continuing Black Box Assurance
A continuous watch, with an alert to the person who can act.
Price
Scoped to the site and risk.
Timing
Continuing, with agreed reporting intervals.
The parameters that matter are watched continuously against thresholds agreed with you. When one moves, a named person is told while it is still happening, and the response is recorded on the same clock. The evidence record builds itself as a by-product. The cost of keeping the watch is known in advance. The cost of not keeping it is decided by somebody else, usually after the event, usually in public.
Discuss continuing assuranceWhat a qualified deployment can produce
- Continuous monitoring at short sampling intervals
- Alert thresholds agreed by parameter and location
- Alerts to named people on screen, by email or by SMS
- Recorded alerts and escalation
- A chronology of every intervention
- Periodic assurance reports
- Incident reconstruction when required
- Clear records of whether conditions returned towards baseline
Specialist engagements
Where a specific file has to be produced.
These are usually commissioned alongside a pilot or a continuing deployment, or after one.
Source Attribution Files
Where did it probably come from?
We examine the relationship between a physical event, an operational source and the reported impact, and we show our working.
- Candidate sources identified and ranked
- Physical consistency analysis
- Correlation against operational activity
- Assessment of reported impact
- A written attribution summary
This evaluates factual alignment and physical consistency, and narrows the likely source area. It is not a determination of legal causation, and we will not present it as one.
Request an attribution file →Decision Defensibility Files
You will be judged on what you did with what you knew.
A clear record of what information was available, what was considered, what action followed, and whether the response was reasonable at the time it was made.
- What information existed, and when
- What was considered, in order
- What action was taken
- An assessment of reasonableness at the time
- A defensibility summary
Written for boards, regulators, legal teams, insurers, planners and senior operational leaders.
Request a defensibility file →Evidence Readiness Reviews
What could you prove if it happened tomorrow?
A structured review across a site or a portfolio: what you hold, what you assume you hold, and what you would discover you never had.
- A map of every evidence source held today
- The gaps that matter, ranked
- Who owns the data, and whether it can be obtained
- How quickly a chronology could be built
- What to fix first
The two-minute Evidence Readiness Test is a free, immediate version of the same question.
Take the Evidence Readiness Test →Not sure which one you need?
Describe the situation. We will tell you what would actually help, including when the answer is nothing.