SABLE / FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
The questions that come up before a demo, answered plainly, and if yours is not here, the demo page is the fastest way to ask it.
What it is.
What does SABLE do?
SABLE builds AI systems that connect a company's internal data with external world data to power forecasting, risk assessment, and live scenario modeling for business decisions, and every answer cites its evidence.
Who is it for?
Organizations whose decisions depend on what the world does next, from supply and operations to finance and risk, and the people inside them who own those calls.
What runs today?
The world intelligence loop is live on public and licensed data, as a world map of verified events, a ranked intelligence feed, investigations, a knowledge graph, and the scenario and forecast engines.
What is still in development?
Internal connectors for warehouses, documents, and operational systems, which are named on the site only once they run.
How is it different from a dashboard?
A dashboard describes what already happened inside your data, while SABLE joins that data to what is happening in the world and reasons over both before the decision instead of after it.
The reasoning layer.
What is Augustine?
Augustine is the AI inside SABLE that answers questions about your decisions with the evidence attached, from what changed to what it touches to what happens if.
Does it make the decision?
No, Augustine drafts and cites while a person who owns the call decides.
How does it avoid making things up?
Every answer names its sources or says it does not know, corroboration is a count of distinct sources rather than a manufactured percentage, and when a provider is down it says so instead of guessing.
Are the forecasts predictions?
Forecasts and scenarios are probabilistic model outputs provided for informational purposes only, each one is registered before the outcome and scored against a baseline with no hindsight edits, and your organization retains sole responsibility for its decisions.
How it is scoped and priced.
How is an engagement priced?
On a demo call, against the decisions you actually make and the data involved, because terms depend on scope, seats, and connectors and we set them with you rather than publishing a rate card.
What are the two ways to deploy?
A first scoped engagement that proves the system on one or two of your decisions with a win condition written before we start, or the full platform across your organization.
What does a first engagement prove?
A win condition defined before we start and scored in the open, and if the system does not change a real decision for you, the engagement says so.
Can I see it before I buy?
Yes: request a demo and a founder runs the platform on your own decisions, showing what is live today, what is in development, and where a first scoped engagement would start.
Is there a self-serve plan or checkout?
No, SABLE is sold to organizations through a demo call and a written agreement, and there are no public plans, accounts, or checkout on this site.
Yours stays yours.
Who owns the data and the outputs?
You do: access is enforced server-side and scoped to your organization, and SABLE never sells or shares customer data.
Where does my data go?
Data an organization connects during an engagement is processed only to run the system for that organization, and Augustine questions and their context go to the AI provider to produce an answer, as the privacy policy describes.
How do I report a security issue?
Good-faith reports are welcome by email as described on the security page, and no bounty is promised.
The next step.
How do I start?
Request a demo and tell us what your company runs on and what in the world moves it, and a founder demos the platform on your own decisions.
How do I get a quote?
Ask for a custom quote with the decisions in scope, the people who would use it, and the connectors you need, and a founder comes back with a scoped proposal rather than a rate card.
I already work with you, where is support?
The support page covers deployments, data and privacy requests, and security reports, and a named person replies to every request.