Start with a shared brief
Make the objective and offer clear before the team moves into execution.
THE PRODUCT / A CLOSER LOOK
See the work.
Follow the decisions.
Go inside four everyday workflows, then explore the full toolkit. See what goes in, what comes out and where your team makes the call.
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01 / Mission Control
From the objective to the next action.
In-house PR and public affairs often share the outcome while working in different channels. Mission Control gives the team a common assignment and makes the next piece of work concrete: a draft, a research instrument or a continuation brief that opens in the right app.
Prepared handoffs stay editable. Sending, publication and activation are separate steps.
Prepare the next action
Turn the campaign assignment into an editable delivery-plan handoff.
Continue with the brief intact
Open prepared work in Plan, with the continuation brief ready to review.
02 / Message Testing
Explore the questions a draft could raise.
A draft can sound clear inside the team while leaving practical questions unanswered. Message Testing provides structured model-generated reactions to compare variants and guide revision. Its useful role is early exploration: identifying what to inspect, discuss or ask real people.
Modeled synthetic feedback, not measured public opinion. Validate with real audiences.
Put alternatives side by side
Prepare message variants to explore with a synthetic audience panel.
Compare modeled reactions
Inspect message connection and action intent as signals for further review.
Find questions worth pursuing
Use objections and suggestions to decide what to refine or test with people.
04 / Tracker
Turn the plan into a visible operating rhythm.
Campaign plans often contain commitments in prose while progress arrives in separate updates. Tracker can extract a proposed structure from the plan, let the team review it and bring reported progress back into a common view. The value is clearer accountability, not a claim that activity alone proves impact.
Setup shown. Measures are AI suggestions; progress reporting uses entered values.
Review the extracted structure
Start by checking the workstreams proposed from the campaign plan.
Check ownership and purpose
Confirm the named owner and the job each workstream needs to do.
Choose useful measures
Review the suggested KPIs before collecting and reporting progress updates.
KEEP EXPLORING
A specialist tool.
For each part of the job.
Research a place. Prepare stakeholder email. Build a local media plan. Bring the right tools together around the same objective.
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Validate
Activate
Measure
Specialist operations
Shared foundations
YOUR NEXT PRIORITY
Bring one brief.
See what happens next.
Explore how your objective could move through research, message development and practical execution.
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03 / Social Content Manager
A repeatable route from brief to draft.
A corporate account, a local page and a community initiative need related stories but different context. Social Content Manager gives each destination a room for its notes, references and run history, so the team can reuse the brief while reviewing every new draft.
Drafts, synthetic scores and generated images need editorial review. Posting is manual.
Keep content in a shared room
Group the destination and its run history in one editorial workspace.
Review the drafted posts
Read the proposed copy and inspect the accompanying creative before approval.
Make an editorial decision
Approve a draft or archive it, then handle posting through your usual channels.