Cascade Strategy
By Cascade
The implementation of Cascade Strategy generally follows a structured onboarding process designed to ensure smooth adoption and alignment across the organization. Here’s the typical flow:
Discovery & Scoping
Cascade’s team works with your organization to understand strategic goals, frameworks (OKRs, Balanced Scorecard, etc.), and integration needs.
Account Setup & Configuration
The platform is configured for your organization, including user roles, permissions, and initial strategy templates.
Data Integration
Connect Cascade to existing systems (CRM, BI tools, ERP) to enable real-time metric tracking.
Strategy Mapping
Upload or create your strategic plan in Cascade, defining goals, initiatives, and KPIs.
Alignment & Visualization
Cascade maps dependencies and alignment across departments, ensuring clarity and accountability.
Training & Enablement
Teams receive training sessions and access to Cascade’s resource library for best practices.
Pilot Phase
A small group tests the platform, validates workflows, and provides feedback.
Full Rollout
Cascade is deployed organization-wide, with dashboards and reporting activated.
Governance & Optimization
Ongoing support includes health scoring, performance insights, and advisory sessions to refine execution.
Typical Timeline:
Cascade is highly customizable. Here are key customization points:
Cascade also offers dedicated Strategy Execution Directors to help tailor the platform to your workflows, ensuring alignment with your business model and compliance requirements.
Cascade Strategy uses a custom pricing model, and while exact figures aren’t public, here’s what typically applies:
Cascade offers a comprehensive onboarding program:
Cascade prioritizes enterprise-grade security:
Cascade follows a continuous improvement model, releasing updates frequently—typically every 2–4 weeks. Updates include feature enhancements, bug fixes, and security patches. These are managed through cloud deployment, meaning users automatically receive the latest version without manual intervention. For enterprise clients with on-premise or region-specific hosting (e.g., GCC), updates are scheduled during agreed maintenance windows to minimize disruption. Cascade also publishes release notes and provides webinars or documentation for major feature rollouts.
Cascade maintains a customer-first data ownership policy:
Cascade offers flexible scaling options:
Cascade Strategy operates on subscription-based contracts, typically annual or multi-year for enterprise clients. Key points include:
Renewal pricing may adjust based on user count, added features, or negotiated terms.
For enterprise agreements, Cascade often negotiates flexible exit clauses for mergers or restructuring.
Downscaling mid-term may not be allowed unless contract terms specifically permit it.
Cascade adheres to enterprise-grade compliance and security standards, including:
Cascade also aligns with industry-specific governance requirements for sectors like healthcare and finance, though certifications may vary by deployment.