RevOps Studio

Private beta · for clients who have completed a project with us

Your team applies the system without rebuilding the context every time.

What was decided stays remembered.

Operator is the recurring service that keeps the system we designed alive in your team's day-to-day. It is an assistant with persistent memory and context that applies your positioning, playbooks, blueprint, measurement and current decisions, while authority stays with your people.

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From your team's request to the work in your tools.

In email, Slack, Teams or the assistant environment your company already uses.

It prepares work, reviews decisions and flags inconsistencies, and authority stays with the people responsible.

Operator receives requests from email, Slack, Teams or your assistant environment, applies the system we designed, and prepares work in your CRM, spreadsheets, documents and campaigns after a person validates it.

Where your team already works

  • Email
  • Slack
  • Teams
  • The assistant environment your company already uses
OperatorPrivate beta

The system we designed

  • positioning
  • playbooks
  • blueprint
  • measurement
  • current decisions

Its memory tells apart

  • ✓ approved decisions
  • ↻ reusable facts
  • ◇ proposals
  • ! exceptions

Persistent memory and context, from one task to the next.

A person validates

In your tools

  • CRM
  • Spreadsheets
  • Documents and reports
  • Campaigns

Authority stays with your people.

Case 1 of 4Prepare a campaign

Prepare a full campaign for a new segment, crossing positioning, audience and channels.

What goes wrong after the project ends?

When the project ends

  • Each new task starts by rebuilding the context.
  • Versions multiply.
  • You end up depending on whoever remembers why something was decided.

What Operator does

  • Recovers your positioning, playbooks, blueprint, measurement, current decisions and exceptions.
  • Prepares work, reviews decisions and flags inconsistencies.
  • Authority stays with the people responsible.

Its memory tells approved decisions, reusable facts, proposals and exceptions apart.

Approved decisions

What was signed off at a checkpoint or by the person responsible. It is applied without reopening it.

Reusable facts

Facts about your business that hold from one task to the next: segments, offers, definitions.

Proposals

What Operator prepares and nobody has approved yet. It never passes for a decision.

Exceptions

What was approved outside the rule, with its reason and its scope.

What can your team ask it to do?

Prepare a campaign

Prepare a full campaign for a new segment, crossing positioning, audience and channels.

  • positioning
  • audience
  • channels
Lands inCampaigns

Clean up the CRM

Resolve inconsistencies in the CRM by checking tagging, fields and rules against the approved design.

  • tagging
  • fields
  • rules
Lands inCRM

Prepare a business review

Prepare a business review that keeps findings, hypotheses and missing data apart.

  • findings
  • hypotheses
  • missing data
Lands inDocuments and reports

Weigh a new priority

Assess a priority that isn't on the roadmap and show what it would displace.

  • roadmap
  • what it would displace
Lands inSpreadsheets

Who is it for?

Private beta

Teams able to execute, with backing from management and one person who validates changes and exceptions. During the private beta, it is open only to clients who have completed a project with us.

What does it not do?

It doesn't decide, and it doesn't replace a marketing or sales director who isn't there. Decisions stay with the people responsible.

How do you engage it?

01

Set-up

  • configuring the system
  • sources
  • permissions
  • acceptance tests
  • training
02

Subscription

  • use and maintenance within agreed limits
03

Extensions, quoted separately

  • new use cases
  • integrations
  • additional consulting

Private beta, open to clients who have completed a project with us.

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