PrioriFlow turns your strategy into weighted objectives, scores every initiative against them, and gives your steerco a case it can defend — instead of a spreadsheet nobody trusts. Built for change portfolios that answer to boards and regulators, not for tracking tickets.
The sandbox is pre-loaded with example data — nothing you click affects real work, and there's nothing to install. Sits above Jira and Azure DevOps; answers "are we funding the right things?" before a single ticket exists.
Most change portfolios are ranked in a spreadsheet with scores nobody can explain, in a meeting the loudest voice wins. Then someone spends Friday retyping it into slides.
The honest answer is usually a weighting someone typed into a hidden column two reorganisations ago. When a divisional head challenges the rank, the model can't defend itself — so the meeting reverts to opinion.
Strategy documents set priorities; funding decisions quietly ignore them. Without a live link between weighted objectives and the initiative list, under-investment against your own strategy is invisible until year-end.
The steerco pack is assembled by hand from four spreadsheets the night before. Numbers disagree with each other, and no one can trace a figure back to its source when it's questioned in the room.
Five steps — from strategy to a defensible decision. Each step produces evidence; the decisions collect at the end, each one tracing back to the step that raised it.
Instead of "rate this 1–10" — a question everyone answers differently — AHP asks one pair at a time: is A more important than B? Stakeholders answer independently; PrioriFlow combines the results and checks they hold together. The weights carry the room's authority, not one person's opinion.
| Combined Ratio | GWP | Zero Crit. Findings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Combined Ratio | 1 | 1.50 | 0.67 |
| GWP +15% | 0.67 | 1 | 0.50 |
| Zero Crit. Findings | 1.50 | 2.00 | 1 |
Every initiative carries what a real decision needs — size, cost, dependencies, feasibility. Assess as much as you have time for: "unassessed" stays visible, it never quietly becomes a zero. You always know what's missing before it distorts a chart.
Owners rate one objective at a time, against plain-language anchors — "enables new analytics" vs "deploys production ML for underwriting" — never a bare number with no shared meaning. The rank re-orders live as each rating lands, so the shape of the portfolio forms as you go.
Before you plan a single quarter, PrioriFlow checks the question everyone skips: which parts of your strategy have no initiative actually working on them. That gap sits invisible in most portfolio reviews — until a board asks why a number never moved.
Mandatory work is funded first, kept separate from the ranked list. Work still awaiting a verdict stays visibly parked, never silently demoted. The roll-up reads as one case, closing on exactly the decisions the evidence raised — each one ready to export with its evidence attached.
Four real screens from the same sandbox — strategy, prioritisation, the full roll-up, and the decisions it raises.
Sandbox mode · example data for learning — nothing you do here affects real work. Open it and explore before you ever touch a live workspace.
Prioritisation only holds if it survives a challenge from the sharpest person in the room. PrioriFlow is built so every number can answer for itself.
Objective weights come from pairwise comparison across your leadership, aggregated by geometric mean, with a consistency ratio shown for the combined result. Weight sets are versioned — committed work keeps the weights it was approved on, forever.
weights v2 · aggregate CR 0.003Score = the sum of objective weight × owner rating. The contribution matrix shows every cell, and the row sums to the score — so any rank is arithmetically checkable back to a rating and a weight, live in a meeting.
9% × 3/4 = 6.8 · row sum = scoreMandatory work is pre-committed and doesn't compete for a score-rank. Work awaiting a feasibility verdict is held out, not silently demoted. Only feasible-or-conditional work is ranked against each other — so a rank always means "beats on value," never "happened to be assessed first."
mandatory ≠ ranked · unassessed ≠ parked-foreverThe uncovered-weight check flags corporate objectives with no feasible or conditional initiative behind them — before you plan a quarter, not after a board asks why GWP missed target. It's a finding about your strategy, not a bug in your data.
32% of weight · no credible vehicleNo jargon, no hand-waving — here's exactly what happens with your information, and what to do if it's blocked on your work laptop on day one.
Everything you enter — your strategy, initiatives, and scores — is stored on UK/EU servers, fully separated from every other organisation using PrioriFlow. Nobody else can ever see your information, by design, not just by promise.
UK/EU hosting · your data, walled offPrioriFlow only holds your portfolio — themes, objectives, initiatives, scores, capacity. It never touches your actual customers' or policyholders' information: no claims, no policies, nothing beyond your own team's name and email.
your portfolio only — never your customers'We didn't build our own security systems from scratch. PrioriFlow runs on Supabase, a widely-used platform that's been independently audited (SOC 2 Type II) — the same kind of check banks and larger software vendors go through. The unglamorous, critical parts are handled by specialists, not improvised.
independently audited · SOC 2 Type II"I built PrioriFlow because I'd sat through the meeting too many times — the one where a ranked list gets torn apart because nobody could say why it was ranked that way."
Every design decision traces to one test: could you defend this number to a regulator, a board, and the divisional head whose project just got deferred — in the same room?
One click renders the whole case to a five-page A4 pack: the strategic case, the plan in time, the money, and a decision docket — each decision with its evidence and the call your team already made, ready to defend. Scores frozen at generation, method note in the appendix. What's gone is the Friday-night slide assembly and numbers that don't agree with each other — not the judgement. That part's still yours.
Tell us where to reach you — we'll reply within two working days with a 30-minute intro call.
What we ask in return: an executive sponsor, a real portfolio (anonymised is fine), the fortnightly call, and honest opinions. That's the whole price.
Your data stays yours: private workspace, export any time, deleted on request at pilot end. UK/EU hosting.
PrioriFlow is priced by active workspace, not by seat: the people who read the case — your steerco, your board — should never be the reason it costs more. A workspace is the unit that actually scales with how much of the portfolio you're running; the cross-workspace roll-up and steerco pack come with it once you're running more than one. But the honest answer right now is that we're still learning what this is worth to organisations like yours.
If you're weighing this up internally: a single deferred-wrong initiative typically costs more than a year of PrioriFlow. We'd rather prove that with your numbers on a call than guess at a price on a webpage.
What we collect: account details (name, email), your organisation and workspace membership, and the strategy/portfolio content you enter to use the Service. We don't collect special-category data (health, biometric, etc.), and PrioriFlow isn't intended for use by children.
Why: to provide the Service, keep it secure, and respond to support requests. We do not use your data for advertising, we don't sell it, and the Service runs no analytics or tracking cookies.
Who sees it: Supabase, our database and authentication provider, acting under a data processing agreement — plus other members of your own organisation and workspace, exactly as your admins configure access. Nobody outside that.
Where it lives: UK/EU hosting.
Your rights: under UK GDPR, you can access, correct, export, or erase your personal data, and complain to the ICO (ico.org.uk) if you're unhappy with how we've handled it. From inside the app: Account → Download My Data or Account → Delete My Account, any time, self-service.
Questions: privacy@prioriflow.co.uk.
These terms apply when you use PrioriFlow ("the Service") — whether exploring the free sandbox or as an invited pilot participant with your own workspace.
PrioriFlow is under active development. Features change, and we can't yet promise a formal uptime commitment or support SLA. The sandbox is free to explore at any time; pilot participation is free for the agreed pilot period, by invitation.
Keep your login credentials to yourself, and give us accurate information when you sign up. You're responsible for what happens under your account — tell us straight away if you think someone else has access to it.
Your organisation owns the strategy, initiatives, ratings, and every other piece of content you put into the Service. We're granted only the licence needed to host, process, and display it back to you as part of providing the Service — nothing more, and never for our own separate use.
The sandbox is free, always. Pilot participation is free for the agreed pilot term. What happens after that gets agreed directly with pilot partners before anything is charged — see the Pricing section above for where that thinking currently stands.
You can stop using the Service, or leave the pilot, at any time — ask and we'll export or delete your data as you prefer (see the Privacy Policy). We'll give reasonable notice before ending pilot access ourselves, other than for serious misuse of the Service.
During the pilot, the Service is provided "as is," without a formal warranty — this is genuinely early-stage software, and we're transparent about that rather than pretending otherwise. To the extent the law allows, our liability to you is limited to what's reasonable for a free pilot service; we're not liable for indirect or consequential losses.
If we change these terms materially, we'll tell pilot participants directly rather than just updating this page quietly.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.