By this point you know what the decision involves and which options are realistic. You know which requirements can't be ignored, how your priorities shape the result and which parts of it are solid.
That doesn't mean the answer will be obvious. There may be two or three options that would all work. That's where your own judgment comes back in, and it's where it belongs.
Decidient isn't designed to take the decision away from you. The assessment organises what you tell it, the research gives the comparison real facts to work with, and the method brings out patterns, alternatives and weak spots that are hard to see in a long list.
Your Decision Kit brings that together so you can decide with a clear record of what you chose and why. For an organisation, the same record shows which rules applied and who signed off.
Not certainty, and not a magic formula. A better view of the decision. Then you decide.