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Operational intel, scored.

Intelligence that becomes action.

Operational intel scores what to do next, names one owner, and holds the record open until the outcome is verified.

What operational intel actually does

01

Decision Intel

Signals from the systems you already run get scored on opportunity, risk and effort. Before the call is made.

02

Operating Control

One priority, one named owner, one due date. Nothing scored twice and nothing left unassigned.

03

Verified Execution

The outcome is measured against the decision that caused it and written back to the same record.

Two products, one loop

Foundation

North Star Intel

Decides. Scores the decision, names the owner, keeps the record.

Applied layer

EchoCody AI

Executes. Inbound AI voice agents answer, qualify, book and write the call back to the CRM. Then return the outcome to the same record.

The verified outcome returns to the same record that scored the decision. That return trip is the loop.

Illustrative motion

  • Orbital rings stand for the operating layers a company already runs.
  • Moving nodes stand for signals travelling toward a decision.
  • Gold nodes stand for the one priority that gets carried into action.

Decorative diagram · motion stops when you prefer reduced motion

Illustrative model · potential leaking since you arrived $0.00

00The layer

Between the systems you already run and the decisions you actually make.

Systems in

Signal you already generate every day.

  • CRM & pipeline
  • Phone & voicemail
  • Scheduling & dispatch
  • Invoicing & AR
  • Email & SMS threads
  • Field notes & photos
  • Reviews & referrals
  • Labor & payroll hours

Organizational intel out

What the same signal becomes once it is scored.

  • Scored priority
  • One named owner
  • Next action & due date
  • Verified outcome
  • Institutional memory
  • Index movement

Raw events do not become intel until a decision is scored, owned, verified, and returned to the operating record.

01What a reading looks like

One number for how much of your potential is being captured.

The Index is computed only from your own decisions and outcomes. The panel below is an illustrative example, not a customer result.

North Star Index™

Illustrative · not a customer result

Potential captured · 0 to 100

A single reading, composed from the six dimensions below.

Decisions
54
Outcomes
67
Alignment
48
Memory
71
Velocity
63

In this example the company is capturing 61% of the potential the model can see. The remainder has a dollar value. A verified figure can only come from your own records.

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Ops Feed

Simulated
  • Signal detectedpricing decision entered the system+ scored 74
  • Outcome loggedQ2 hiring decision+ $38K recovered
  • Pattern founddiscount approvals correlate with churnflagged
  • Lesson capturedvendor switch playbooksaved to memory
  • Decision scoredterritory expansion82 · proceed
  • Alignment setownership assigned to ops leadtracked
  • Forecast updatedcash position, 90 day viewstable
  • Benchmarkcohort median Potential Score58
  • Decision scoredequipment lease vs buy61 · revise
  • Executive brief3 items need a decision this weekdelivered
  • Signal detectedpricing decision entered the system+ scored 74
  • Outcome loggedQ2 hiring decision+ $38K recovered
  • Pattern founddiscount approvals correlate with churnflagged
  • Lesson capturedvendor switch playbooksaved to memory
  • Decision scoredterritory expansion82 · proceed
  • Alignment setownership assigned to ops leadtracked
  • Forecast updatedcash position, 90 day viewstable
  • Benchmarkcohort median Potential Score58
  • Decision scoredequipment lease vs buy61 · revise
  • Executive brief3 items need a decision this weekdelivered

02Illustrative model

Model your Index in sixty seconds.

An editable illustrative contractor scenario. Six inputs you control produce a sample estimate of how much potential you may be capturing. Every figure is model output. not an industry average, benchmark, or customer result.

Editable illustrative scenario

Prefilled with a sample contractor profile. Change any input. nothing here is an industry average or a verified benchmark.

Annual revenue band

Crew size

Significant decisions made

How decisions get made today

Tools holding your job data

45Index · sample estimate
Recoverable value · yr 1 · model estimate
$33,050
Monthly opportunity cost · model estimate
$5,508
Annual opportunity cost · model estimate
$66,100
Likely bottleneck · model inference
Decisions are made faster than they are measured. Outcomes never link back.
First decision to score · suggestion
Score the next hiring or pricing decision before it is made.
Assumptions behind these numbers
  • Revenue uses the midpoint of the band you selected ($2,000,000), not your actual revenue.
  • Index starts at a neutral 46 and moves with operating maturity, decision frequency, crew size, locations, and tool count. The weights are chosen for illustration.
  • Opportunity cost = revenue midpoint × the unrealized share of the Index × 5.5%, plus $3,200 per location and $2,400 per disconnected tool of coordination drag.
  • Recoverable value assumes half of that modeled cost is addressable in year one.
  • No industry dataset, benchmark, or customer data is used. No source is cited because none is configured.

No scoring service connected · modeled output only

Sample output from an illustrative model, generated from the inputs on the left. Not verified, not an industry average, and not a customer result. A real Index comes from your own decisions and outcomes.

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03The potential gap

Every organization learns. Few remember.

Most operating companies run on dashboards that describe the past and instincts that never get measured. The distance between what a company could earn and what it does earn has a size. And almost nobody has been shown theirs.

Description

Scored decision

Verified outcome

Descriptions reset. Verified decisions compound.

Current reality

  • Decisions made on instinct, never scored
  • Dashboards that describe last quarter
  • Lessons that leave with the people who learned them
  • Every team steering by its own version of the truth

Captured potential

  • Every significant decision evaluated before it is made
  • Outcomes measured against the decision that caused them
  • Institutional memory that compounds instead of leaking
  • One number the whole company steers by

04The foundation

Eight parts. One record. Nothing scored twice.

Index, Compass, Almanac, Atlas, Chronometer, Observatory, Horizon and Landfall each do one job and write back to the same operating record. Select any component to see what it holds. EchoCody AI sits downstream as the applied revenue layer that carries a decision into the customer conversation.

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HORIZONNORTH STAR INDEXCOMPASSALMANACATLASCHRONOMETEROBSERVATORYLANDFALLNorth Star Intel four-point star markThe fixed point the operating record is steered by: signals converge on it, decisions are scored at it, outcomes return to it.ONE OPERATING RECORDECHOCODY · EXECUTE

Decision scoring

Compass

Points the next decision.

Every significant decision scored on opportunity, risk and effort before it is made, then sequenced into a priority you can defend.

Writes the scored decision and its rationale.

Downstream · applied Execute layer

EchoCody AI carries the scored priority into governed customer conversations, then returns the verified outcome to this same record.

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05The golden rule in practice

Control before execution. Evidence before claims.

North Star is the trustworthy control layer. It maintains bilingual state, ties every action to evidence, verifies real execution, and escalates uncertainty instead of guessing. EchoCody AI is the first attached execution system. The verified outcome returns to the same record that authorized the action.

Foundation · Horizon

North Star Intelligence LLC

Owns the operating record. Captures signals, scores every significant decision, assigns an owner, verifies the outcome, and compounds the lesson into institutional memory. Everything above the conversation.

  • Index · Compass · Almanac
  • Atlas · Chronometer · Observatory · Landfall

Applied execution layer

Governed AI phone coverage. It answers, qualifies, books or routes, owns the follow-up, and writes the outcome back with one owner and one next action. That outcome returns to the foundation.

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Stage 1 / 6

Signal

Everything the operation emits

North Star · foundation

01 · Signal

Operating signals arrive from the systems you already run. calls, jobs, invoices, schedules, CRM records.

  • No new system of record to adopt
  • Signals are timestamped and attributed
  • Noise is separated from what needs a decision

Keyboard: Tab to a stage, then arrow keys to move through Signal, Score, Assign, Execute, Verify, Remember. Enter or Space opens the selected stage.

EchoCody AI

06Child company · applied execution layer

The foundation decides. EchoCody AI executes.

EchoCody AI is not a separate product line. It is governed AI phone coverage that carries a scored priority into the customer conversation, then returns the verified outcome to the same record that scored the decision. The agent is named Cody, and Cody says so out loud.

What Cody does on a call

  • Answers

    Picks up inside the ring window you set, day or night, including the overflow your team never gets to.

  • Qualifies

    Runs the qualification your foundation scored as this week's priority, not a generic script.

  • Books or routes

    Puts the appointment on the real calendar, or routes to the human who owns that lane.

  • Owns follow up

    The follow up has an owner and a due time before the call ends. It does not sit in a queue.

  • Writes back

    Outcome, owner and next action land in your CRM. Then the outcome returns to North Star and gets measured.

Disclosure standard, fleet wide

Cody discloses on every voice call, proactively, before qualification begins. The exact line is “Cody, an AI assistant with [your brand].” Verbal opt outs write to your do not contact record inside the same call. Outbound runs 8am to 9pm in the contact’s local time, and cold outbound to a mobile number requires prior express written consent on file first.

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EchoCody Verified Receipt

Automated CRM write back · every governed call

Call ends, the Verified Receipt writes itself. Disposition, Next Action, Owner, and Due Time land on the CRM contact automatically, then the receipt returns to the North Star operating record that scored the decision. No manual note dump. The receipt is the system of record for that conversation turn.

Disposition · one of four

  • Booked
  • Follow-up owned
  • Escalated
  • No conversation
Disposition
Booked
Next Action
Technician confirms arrival window
Owner
Dispatch lane 2
Due Time
Today · 2:15 PM
Written to CRM
Contact fields, automatically
Returned
North Star operating record

Call ends → Verified Receipt → CRM contact fields → returns to the North Star operating record

Illustrative fields · not customer data

How the handoff works

Where this is going · forward looking

  • Oversight first agents. A human approves before the system acts, not after.
  • Receipt as proof. The verified receipt stands before any claim is made.
  • Portable decision memory. The record travels with the operation, not the tool.
  • Reversible before autonomous. Every action can be walked back before it can run on its own.

Illustrative call · inbound

00:41
  1. CodyThanks for calling. This is Cody, an AI assistant with Northside Plumbing. Are you calling about a repair or a quote?
  2. CallerWater heater is leaking into the garage.
  3. CodyThat is a same day priority. Is the water shut off at the valve right now?
  4. CallerYeah, I shut it off.
  5. CodyGood. I have a technician clear at 2:15 today. Booking it now and texting you the confirmation.
Outcome written
Booked, same day
Owner assigned
Dispatch lane 2

Constructed example · not a customer call

07Market position

Nothing in your stack scores the decision itself.

Operators already buy reporting, a CRM, an answering layer, and outside advice. Each holds a piece. None of them hold the decision, the owner, and the outcome as one record. Which is the layer the founding foundation occupies.

  • BI and dashboards

    Reporting tools, dashboards and spreadsheet reports.

    They describe what already happened. Nothing scores the decision in front of you, and no dashboard records who owned it.

  • CRM and field service software

    Field service platforms, job management tools and CRMs.

    They hold the transaction. The reasoning behind a pricing, hiring, or capacity call lives in someone's head and leaves when they do.

  • AI answering and voice agents

    Answering services, receptionists, generic voice bots.

    They handle the conversation but take their priority from nobody. EchoCody AI is the same layer, governed by a scored decision from the foundation.

  • Enterprise decision intel

    Ontology and decision platforms sold to the Fortune 500.

    The idea is right and the price, the implementation window, and the data team required are built for companies a hundred times your size. Nothing in that tier is reachable by an operator running crews.

  • Agent builders inside your CRM

    Workflow agents and agent studios bolted onto small business CRM.

    They can plan and act. What their public documentation does not describe is who approved the action, what evidence produced it, and how you reverse it. Capability shipped ahead of oversight.

  • Revenue and conversation intel

    Call recording, conversation analytics and forecast tooling.

    They listen to the conversation after it happens and roll it into a forecast. The unit of work is the deal, the buyer is a revenue team, and the record stops at the pipeline. Nothing there scores an operating decision about pricing, capacity, or hiring, and nothing assigns the owner who has to carry it.

  • Fractional consulting

    Fractional COOs, ops consultants, coaching programs.

    The judgment is rented. When the engagement ends the institutional memory leaves with the consultant instead of compounding in your record.

The line we are pushing past

Revenue intel scores the conversation after it happened. We score the decision before it is made.

The recording layer proved that operating evidence can be captured at scale. It stops at the revenue team, the deal, and the retrospective. The foundation takes the same discipline across the whole operation, forward in time, with one owner named and the outcome checked against the claim that justified it.

How the revenue intel category and the North Star Intel foundation differ, based on publicly described product scope
DimensionRevenue intelThis foundation
Unit of workThe deal and the call that moved it.The operating decision. Pricing, capacity, hiring, dispatch, and the deal alike.
Direction in timeBackward. What was said, then a forecast built from the pattern.Forward. A score on the choice in front of you, before the money is committed.
Who it servesA revenue team with a sales leader reading the roll up.The operator who has to live with the call, in a company small enough to feel it.
AccountabilityThe conversation is attributed to a rep. The decision behind it is not owned anywhere.One named owner per scored decision, recorded at the moment it is assigned.
What closes the loopPipeline movement.The verified outcome checked against the claim that justified the decision.
What is left behindA searchable archive of calls.Institutional memory. The next decision of the same shape starts from the last result.
Who acts on itA human, later, if they read the alert.EchoCody AI carries the scored priority into the customer conversation and writes the result back to the same record.

Category comparison based on publicly described product scope, not on testing or benchmarks. Named tools are the property of their owners.

08Measure what matters

Five numbers decide whether a company compounds.

Not dashboards. The five readings that tell you where potential is being converted and where it is leaking.

  • Potential Score

    0–100

    How much of the company's realistic operating potential is currently being converted.

    Signal coverage · decision latency · execution closure

  • Recoverable Value

    Currency

    The portion of the gap that is addressable inside the next four quarters.

    Unclosed decisions × modeled value per decision

  • Decision Yield

    %

    Share of surfaced priorities that reach an owner with a date attached.

    Assigned ÷ scored

  • Execution Yield

    %

    Share of assigned priorities that reach a verified outcome.

    Verified ÷ assigned

  • Wisdom Yield

    %

    Share of verified outcomes written back into institutional memory.

    Remembered ÷ verified

Each turn of the loop is a unit of economics, not a slogan. A signal that never reaches a decision costs attention. A decision that never reaches a verified outcome costs capital. An outcome that is never remembered has to be paid for twice.

  • Turn rate. how often the loop closes fully in a quarter.
  • Leakage. where the loop breaks: unscored, unassigned, unverified, or unremembered.
  • Compounding. the share of turns that make the next turn cheaper.
Illustrative model. structure of the loop, not measured customer results.

09Illustrative model

Wisdom compounds. Instinct decays.

A simulated comparison of two identical companies. One capturing lessons into institutional memory, one not. Simulated, indexed to 100, not measured from customers.

Compounding operator

305

Instinct operator

94

Two identical companies. One captures every lesson into institutional memory. One does not.Simulated · indexed to 100

10Almanac

The system remembers how your company thinks.

Every decision leaves a trace. Every trace compounds. Drag the graph or select a node to see what it holds.

Evidence field · Select a node

Status · Captured

Decision

Each significant decision is scored on opportunity, risk and effort before it is made, and the rationale is stored with it.

Captured
Written back to the record
In flight
Owned, not yet verified
Unclosed
Made, never attributed

Unclosed decisions are lost attributable outcomes. The effect may be real, but without evidence linked to the original decision, the organization cannot credit it, correct it, or reuse what it learned.

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11System blueprints

The system, drawn.

The internal reference sheets behind the platform: architecture, ecosystem, Compass, Atlas, the Potential Gap, and the compounding thesis. Figures on these sheets are illustrative models and forward-looking targets, not measured client results.

12Product preview

The Monday Executive Brief.

Every week, leadership receives one document: what changed, why it matters, and what to decide next. The brief below is a constructed sample.

Monday Executive Brief

Week 28 · Sample company

Sample document · figures are illustrative

Index (sample)
72 / 100
Modeled recoverable value
$280,000
Decision risk
Moderate

What changed · Why it matters

  1. 01Marketing spend increased while lead quality declined.Cost per qualified lead up 22% over 14 days across two channels.
  2. 02Two execution owners are overloaded.Both carry three or more active decision lanes. Follow-through is slipping on the lowest-visibility lane.
  3. 03Follow-up speed is creating hidden leakage.Median first response is 4.1 hours. Show rate falls sharply past the first hour.

These three items compound each other. Rising spend into declining lead quality inflates the cost of every downstream hour. Overloaded owners slow follow-up. Slow follow-up burns the very leads the increased spend purchased.

What to decide next: reallocate budget from the lowest-converting source into the highest-show-rate channel for fourteen days, and cap active decision lanes at two per owner.

Every figure in this sample is constructed to show the format. Your brief is built from your own records.

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Illustrative PDF · no data collected

Delivered every Monday

14Year one

From first reading to compounding record.

  1. Day 1 · Discover

    Your first reading

    Your Index, a recoverable-value estimate built from your inputs, and a brief on where the gap lives.

  2. Day 7 · Decide

    The priority map

    Top opportunities scored and sequenced into an action plan you can defend.

  3. Day 30 · Execute

    Alignment in motion

    Ownership assigned, accountability visible, momentum measured weekly.

  4. Day 90 · Learn

    Patterns and playbooks

    Lessons captured into institutional memory so wins repeat and mistakes do not.

  5. Day 365 · Review

    Your position

    A year of scored decisions and measured outcomes, reviewed against your own baseline.

15Who this is built for

Operator-led companies between $1M and $50M.

Owner-operated businesses with real appointment or job volume, more than one location or crew, and decisions being made faster than the reporting can describe them. EchoCody AI's phone coverage is built for home services. The North Star foundation applies wherever those same conditions exist.

Home services

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, garage, pest, and restoration. Where EchoCody AI already runs phone coverage, North Star scores the decisions behind it.

Multi-location consumer care

Med spas, dental and vision groups, veterinary, fitness. High appointment volume, several locations, one calendar economy to defend.

Field and trade contracting

Commercial contracting, landscaping, specialty trades, and installers running crews across job sites and estimates.

Professional and light industrial

Agencies, MSPs, insurance and finance practices, light manufacturing, and distribution. Anywhere decisions outrun the reporting.

Who is behind it

North Star Intel is built by Cody Johnson. The Index measures the decisions he spent a career making by instinct inside operating service companies. Founding engagements are the first place it is being proven. We publish no customer counts or improvement percentages until they can be verified from real work.

North Star Intelligence is based in North Logan, Utah. Cody Johnson is CEO.

North Star Vision is its decision intelligence application. It reads operating signals, scores each decision, assigns one owner and verifies the outcome.

Read more on decision intelligence, operational intelligence, AI business intelligence and Cody Johnson.

By trade: HVAC, Plumbing, Roofing, Landscaping. Take the Decision Gap Score.

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16The standard

We publish the standard we hold, so you can hold us to it.

This category is racing to prove that agents can act. The harder problem, and the one nobody has settled, is proving an action was correct, authorized, and reversible. These are the six commitments the foundation is built on. They are written to be checked, not admired.

  • Every scored decision, every assignment, and every action taken on your behalf is written to a record you can read, export, and replay. Not a log we keep. A record you hold.

    What the category does instead: Most agent platforms publish capability first and oversight second. Governance is sold as an upgrade tier rather than shipped as the default.

These are our own operating commitments. They are not a certification, an audit opinion, or an industry standard issued by anyone else.

17Horizon

What we are building toward, and why.

Being early is only useful if you can say what you are early to. These are the signals we track in the operational intel market and the regulatory record, and the position each one drives.

  1. Now

    Governance became the product, not the disclaimer.

    Through 2026 the largest revenue and workflow vendors moved their marketing from what an agent can do to how it is permissioned, overseen, and audited. Decision intel itself was formally recognized as a category by Gartner in January 2026.

    Our position

    The foundation was built oversight first. The record of who decided, who owned it, and what happened is the product, and the action layer runs downstream of it.

  2. Now

    Autonomous agents landed in small business CRM without an oversight story.

    Agent builders are now embedded directly inside small business CRM workflows, planning sequences and handling edge cases autonomously. Public documentation for these features emphasizes capability. It rarely describes audit trails, reversal, or explainability.

    Our position

    This is the gap we occupy. Same speed, but no action fires without a scored reason, a named owner, and a way back.

  3. 2026 to 2027

    Outcome pricing entered its skepticism phase.

    Per resolution and per meeting pricing became the default agent pricing model, and buyers immediately began contesting the definitions behind the counted outcome. What counts as resolved is now a commercial argument.

    Our position

    We price the engagement, not a unit we get to define. Verification is written into the record so the outcome is not a billing opinion.

  4. 2026 to 2027

    Agent interoperability is consolidating around open protocols.

    Model Context Protocol and agent to agent coordination protocols are converging into the connective tissue between systems, with production oriented revisions shipping through 2026.

    Our position

    The record is built to be portable. Your decision history is yours, and the foundation is designed to speak to the tools you already run rather than replace them.

  5. 2027

    The compliance clock moved, and most collateral did not.

    European high risk AI obligations were re timed into December 2027 while transparency and literacy duties stayed in place, and United States state law fragmented rather than converged after Texas and Colorado took different routes. A large amount of vendor compliance messaging still describes the old timeline.

    Our position

    We track the actual dates and we do not claim certifications we do not hold. Documentation of how a decision was reached is the durable answer to a moving legal target.

  6. 2027

    Liability is being priced before it is being regulated.

    Insurers began carving generative AI harms out of standard commercial policies during 2026, ahead of any settled liability standard for autonomous action.

    Our position

    Reversibility and evidence are not ethics decorations. They are what makes an autonomous action defensible when someone later asks who decided and on what basis.

Market and regulatory signals summarized from public reporting and published rules as of August 2026. Dates and legal obligations change. Nothing here is legal advice or a claim of compliance certification.

19Questions

What operators ask first.

What is the relationship between North Star Intel and EchoCody AI?

North Star Intelligence LLC is the founding intel layer. It owns the operating record, scores the decision and assigns the owner. EchoCody AI is its applied execution layer. It carries the approved decision into governed customer phone conversations, books or routes the caller, and writes the outcome back. That outcome returns to the same record that scored the decision.

Can I use EchoCody AI without North Star Intel?

Yes. EchoCody AI runs as standalone phone coverage. What you give up is the scoring layer above it. The agent still answers and books, but nobody is deciding which conversations matter most this week, and the outcomes do not compound into a record you can steer by.

Is the North Star Index a benchmark against other companies?

No. Your Index is computed only from your own decisions and outcomes. It measures you against your own captured potential, not against a cohort. Cohort comparison is a separate layer called Atlas, and it stays labeled as comparison rather than folded into your score.

What does a first reading include?

A scored Index built from your own records rather than the model on this page, a recoverable value estimate with the assumptions shown, the top three decisions worth scoring first, and one executive brief. Delivered inside ten business days of your intake session.

What does it cost?

There is no public rate. Founding terms are quoted privately in the engagement agreement, set by entity count and how many decision owners you want tracked. The first reading is included with every accepted application, and founding terms are locked for 24 months from your start date.

How fast do you respond to an application?

Within one business hour, 8am to 6pm Mountain, Monday through Friday. Applications arriving outside those hours are answered first thing the next business morning. Every application is reviewed by Cody Johnson personally.

Will an AI call me after I apply?

Only if you check the box authorizing it. That consent is optional and is not a condition of applying or of receiving a first reading. If you do authorize it, Cody discloses on the call before anything else happens, and saying stop or do not call writes to your do not contact record inside that same call.

20First reading

Request your first reading.

Founding engagements are accepted selectively. Every application is reviewed by Cody Johnson and answered within one business hour, 8am to 6pm Mountain, Monday through Friday.

  • Onboarded first.

    Founding members enter the queue ahead of general availability.

  • Founding terms.

    Terms are quoted privately in your agreement and locked for 24 months.

  • Shape the Index.

    Founding engagements define what the Index measures for their segment.

  • Nothing owed if it finds nothing.

    If your first reading surfaces no decision worth scoring, you owe nothing and we say so in writing.

We publish no customer counts, benchmarks, or improvement percentages until they can be verified from real engagements.

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21Legal disclosures

Who you are dealing with, and what is illustrative.

Plain statements about the entity, the modeled content on this page, and how EchoCody AI relates to North Star Intel.

The entity

North Star Intelligence LLC

A limited liability company organized in the State of Utah, United States, operating as North Star Intel and doing business online at northstarintel.ai. Written contact: cody@northstarintel.ai. Engagements are governed by a written agreement. Nothing on this site forms a contract, and no service is provided until an agreement is signed.

Illustrative content

Every figure here is modeled

The North Star Index™ panel, the interactive diagnostic, the compounding chart, the Monday Executive Brief and the blueprint sheets are illustrative models built to show format. They are not customer results, industry averages, verified benchmarks, audited figures, or a guarantee of any outcome, and nothing on this site is financial, legal, tax or investment advice.

Company relationship

EchoCody AI is an affiliated applied layer

North Star Intelligence LLC is the founding intel layer and owns the operating record. EchoCody AI is its affiliated applied execution layer, which carries an approved decision into governed customer phone conversations and writes the verified outcome back. They are separate products under common ownership. EchoCody AI can be used on its own, without the scoring layer above it.

Information submitted through the application form is stored in our own system and used only to prepare a reading and to contact you about it. It is never sold. Automated phone contact happens only with your separate, optional authorization. No tracking or advertising cookies are used on this site. Full detail lives in the privacy policy and terms of service.