Postmortems that write themselves.
Auto-drafted timelines. Pattern detection across incidents.
Draft copy — replace before launch
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When Causum is in the loop for incident mgmt work.
Drafts at 90%, not 0%
Timeline, signals, decisions, and outcome are pulled directly from the cryptographic audit log. You edit, you don't write.
Cross-incident pattern detection
Recurring causes — the same connection pool, the same retry bug, the same capacity miss — surface across postmortems instead of dying in each one.
Action items track to closure
Each action item links to the responsible engineer + the planned ticket; an open dashboard shows what hasn't shipped.
Before and after.
[PLACEHOLDER scenarios — illustrative only. Client to confirm.]
[PLACEHOLDER] Postmortem takes ~4 hours of timeline reconstruction from Slack scrollback, PagerDuty CSVs, and tribal memory. Roughly 40% of incidents never get a postmortem written.
[PLACEHOLDER] Causum reconstructs the timeline from the audit log within minutes of incident close. You spend ~45 minutes editing and adding interpretation. Completion climbs to > 90%.
What we'll measure together.
Targets are commitments we hit, or the engagement does not advance. Baselines are measured against your environment before Phase 1 begins.
| Metric | Before | Pilot target |
|---|---|---|
| Postmortem completion rate | [PLACEHOLDER ~40%] | > 90% |
| First-draft turnaround | [PLACEHOLDER ~4 hrs] | < 1 hr |
| Recurring-cause detection | manual | automatic |
Incident Mgmt pilot success: Postmortem completion rate > 90% from baseline ~40%.
Measured against your pre-engagement baseline. We'll capture the baseline together in the free fit assessment that precedes Phase 1.
Same loop. Different first win.
Whichever seat — start with a pilot.
Free, one-week fit assessment. No commitment. Output is a written go/no-go recommendation.