The removability test
Seven questions about the records, logic and workflows your team can access and run. Get a score and a list of contract terms to check.
Run the test
Build to Keep
Decisions worth understanding. Work worth keeping.
Notes by Wes Fischer on customer data, AI and the work a business should be able to run for itself. Each starts with a question a buyer can use, then follows the evidence.
Before you buy or renew
Find out what your business would retain if a supplier relationship ended.
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No. 01
What a good handover leaves behind
The reasoning behind the test, and why handover starts while the work is being built.
Read The removability test -
No. 04
Rent the platform. Keep the customer intelligence.
Customer records are only part of an exit plan. Check whether your definitions, scores and learning can travel with them.
Read the renewal note
Before an automated decision becomes difficult to explain
Understand the December 2026 privacy-policy disclosure duty and the practical work behind it.
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No. 03
What 33 Australian privacy policies say about automated decisions
Published privacy-policy wording from 33 brands, read 23 September 2026, with the method, limits and correction history.
Read the policy review -
Guide
Know the decision. Keep the record.
What the law requires, what NTWRK recommends, and where to begin.
Read the field guide -
No. 02
A composable stack still needs an accountable owner
The practical question behind the architecture: can your team retrieve the records, inspect the logic and change suppliers?
Read the architecture note
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