The twin is not a snapshot — it is kept alive over time. Every project, figure and change is read at a glance and held against the record that justified the decision in the first place.
A decision is made on a state of the ground that keeps moving — things are built, things subside, things are opened and closed again. The Living Twin holds that history: the same feature that carried an assessment and a plan stays under watch after execution, so the record that justified a decision is the record it is later measured against. Nothing is archived into a separate system and forgotten. Beneath it runs ORB’s historian — a time-axis under every place, tested for real change rather than a newer picture; the reasoning is engine-side, the twin is where you watch it. See the mechanism in Monitoring.
The whole portfolio on one surface — each project, its figures and its status, read without opening ten tools.
What moved, when and by how much — measured against the baseline, so change is a number, not an impression.
The record that justified a decision stays attached to the feature and becomes what it is monitored against afterwards.
The Living Twin is one face of a single platform — see how it fits together, or talk to us about your own ORB.
