Once every job, cost, and outcome is structured at the address, a second question opens up: not "what did we sell?" but "what could we package?" Adjacent Possible reads your own delivery data and proposes the SKU morphology that scales.
A job isn't atomic — it's a bundle of scope, cadence, unit, and risk. Break real delivered work into those attributes and the recombinations suggest products you already know how to deliver.
Most asset-heavy operators sell one way because that's how they started — not because it's the highest-margin structure available to them. The data says otherwise.
Outcome pricing is a fantasy without per-asset cost truth — you'd be underwriting uptime blind. The four loops produce exactly that truth, which is what makes the adjacent SKUs safe to sell.
Send us a year of closed jobs. We'll decompose them into attributes, rank the recombinations by margin, and show you the SKUs you could package without changing how you operate.