Rail Logic isn’t “prep.”
It’s a decision engine for hard rooms.
Most people walk into negotiations hoping they’ll “handle it in the moment.” That’s how you bleed value, give away concessions, and lose control of the frame.
Rail Logic turns chaos into a plan — and a plan into repeatable rails.
• Trading value without getting anything back.
• Letting the other side set the frame and tempo.
• Forgetting the one lever that mattered most — mid-call.
Two modes. One outcome: control.
Rail Logic works like a cockpit: you can fly it manually when you’re thinking out loud, or hit the button that compiles everything into a disciplined plan.
Chat: Capture the messy reality
Dump the emails. Paste the notes. Say what’s actually happening. Rail Logic pulls out the structure: pressures, leverage, risks, stakeholders, and trade space — without inventing facts you didn’t provide.
• Clean problem framing
• Constraints + non-negotiables
• Levers worth fighting over
Coach: Compile a ruthless, usable plan
The Coach is where Rail Logic becomes dangerous. It turns your inputs into rails and outputs you can actually use in the room: opening frame, concessions, trades, pressure responses, and escalation paths.
• Deal Factor Matrix + trade zones
• Concession Ladder (no free concessions)
• “If they push → say/do this” branches
What makes Rail Logic different
It’s not “good advice.” It’s structured pressure-tested logic. The engine forces explicit trades. It flags weak frames. It tightens your moves so you don’t negotiate against yourself.
It outputs artifacts. Briefs. Scripts. Email replies. Not vibes. Not endless chat logs.
It’s built for real people in real rooms. You can start logical and structured — and if you want to train against chaos, you can switch the counterparty style later.
Your job is to take value, protect downside, and control the frame — while offering the other party a clean reason to say yes.
What you walk away with
The Brief
A one-pager you can send to your exec team or use as your call sheet: stakes, levers, risks, and the recommended plan.
The Script
Opening frame, pressure responses, and exact language for trades — so you don’t ad-lib yourself into a worse deal.
The Trade Tree
“If they push on X → trade Y for Z.” Built from your actual constraints so every move has a reason and a price.
Want Rail Logic in your workflow?
If you want early access for you or your team, book time or email us directly: sales@raillogic.ai.