The Engine
The repeatable work, running continuously. Supervised by a named person.
The Engine is a set of agentic playbooks for work that is repeatable, rule-based and high-volume. Each has a human owner, approval gates and a decision log you can read. Anything a playbook sends to a customer was written or approved by a named person before it could go out.
Fifteen playbooks, in four families, each chosen against a named gap.
Decision log
Leads Routed in Minutes, owner: Marketing Ops Lead
What every playbook does the same way
Six rules every playbook follows.
It starts by suggesting
A playbook proposes and a person approves, until it has proved it is right.
Money and customers need a person
Anything that spends money is approved by a named person first. Anything a playbook sends to a customer was written or approved by a named person before it could go out.
It only reaches what you give it
Scoped access that you can revoke at any time. Revoke it and the playbook stops.
Hard limits are enforced, not requested
Cost and volume limits are enforced by the software, and changes can be rolled back.
Every step is logged
What it did, when and why, in a decision log you can read. It is your audit trail.
A named person owns it
Every playbook has a human owner, from your team or from our Crew.
The full standard is on one page, how we use AI: what we do, what we refuse, and what happens to your people.
The fifteen playbooks
Fifteen playbooks, in four families.
Every playbook passes the same test: the work is repeatable, rule-based and high-volume. Together they cover the standard processes of marketing, and how AI assistants find your company. Each family is named for the outcome it delivers, and each playbook maps to a capability in our framework.
Automate the ops
The routine operating work that keeps marketing running, handled continuously so your people spend their time on judgement. Whatever leaves the building was written or approved by a person first.
Enhance execution
The work your team already does, taken further: more output in your voice, faster response, sharper awareness of the market. Every piece is approved by a person.
Optimise in flight
Live activity watched and improved while it is still running. Every change is suggested for a person to approve.
Be found by agents
How AI assistants find, describe and recommend your company, measured and improved. This family is the measurement behind the Visibility Snapshot.
How the Engine is bought
Installed once. Cared for every month.
Chosen from evidence
Every playbook answers a named gap. The Stocktake finds the gaps, and a Visibility Snapshot finds the visibility ones. If you already know yours, we start there.
A one-off set-up
We configure the playbook to your systems and your voice. It starts by suggesting, and a person approves everything until it has earned more.
A monthly subscription per playbook
We operate it, watch it for drift, cost and errors, apply upgrades, and report each month on what it did and what it was worth. A named person stays accountable for it.
Where your information goes
Two pictures, and one of them needs no access at all.
Be found by agents
These playbooks ask public AI assistants what they say about a brand and read public pages. There is nothing to connect and no client personal data to hold.
The connected playbooks
- One isolated container per client, in a UK or EU region
- Access through scoped tokens you can revoke at any time
- Only the fields a step needs reach the model, and the provider does not train on API data
- Every step in a decision log that is your audit trail
A data processing agreement is signed before any playbook connects to your systems. The full data posture is available on request.
Straight answers
Questions about the Engine.
Can I buy Engine playbooks without doing the Stocktake first?
Can I start with one playbook?
Can I run the Engine without the Crew?
Does the Engine send anything to customers on its own?
No distance. The Engine does not run apart from the Crew. Every playbook has a named human owner, and where a playbook covers work a Crew role owns, it comes with the role.
See the other half. The Crew: specialist skills for however long you need them.
Start here
Find out which work in your function should be automated.
The Stocktake scores the work against our capability framework and tells you which gaps to hire for, borrow, automate or stop doing. The Engine is one of those four answers, never the default.