01
Every engagement recorded
A complete history of what was asked, what was produced and what it cost, available to your account administrators.
Enterprise
Capacity your organisation
can actually reach.
Most enterprise capability sits behind a queue, a budget code and three approvals. By the time it is available the moment has passed. This does not work that way.
At organisational scale
The constraint was never talent. It was access.
Your organisation already contains people who could do most of this work. What it does not contain is a spare week of their time.
Unlimited
People who can request
Unlimited
Concurrent engagements
No
Seat licences
No
Annual commitment
Procurement
Nothing to sign
before anything works.
You can evaluate this the way you would evaluate a piece of software: by using it. One person opens an account, sends a request, and sees what arrives. No contract has been signed and no budget has been committed.
If it works, more people start using it. If it does not, you have spent an afternoon rather than a quarter. That is the whole evaluation process, and it is deliberate.
Things you will not need
A statement of work
A master services agreement
A vendor onboarding cycle
A minimum annual spend
A seat count forecast
A renewal negotiation
How it spreads
Adoption without a rollout.
Nobody is trained on this. There is nothing to train them on.
- Week one
One person tries it
Usually with something they have been putting off. It comes back finished, and that is the entire onboarding experience.
- Week two
Their team notices
Not because anyone announced it, but because a document appeared that nobody had time to write.
- Month two
It becomes the default
The question stops being "who has capacity for this" and starts being "has anyone sent this yet".
- Ongoing
The backlog stops growing
Which is the only adoption metric that has ever mattered to anyone.
Governance
Visibility where your organisation needs it.
Distributed access does not have to mean no oversight.
02
Spend that cannot surprise you
Nothing is charged until a person authorises a specific engagement at a specific amount. There is no recurring line item to forget about.
03
Access you control
Accounts are granted and revoked by your administrators. Removing someone removes their access immediately and completely.
04
Single sign-on
Available for organisations that require it, so access follows your existing identity policy rather than living beside it.
Confidentiality
Discretion as a condition, not a feature.
For an organisation of any consequence, the question is not only what a partner produces but what they say about producing it. Our answer is nothing.
Your material is held only as long as your engagements require, is never used to serve another client, and never appears in anything we publish. There is no marketing benefit we would trade that for.
Standing commitment
“We do not publish client names, logos, or case studies. Not with permission, not without it.”
“We ran a procurement process for eight months and ended up with a partner who needed a two-week brief. Then someone on the team just used this instead, and the work was on my desk before the kickoff call.”
Economics
What this replaces, and what it does not.
An honest account of where this sits in an organisation's spend.
Overflow work sent to agencies
Faster, cheaper, and without the account-management overhead.
Replaced
Roles hired for capacity rather than expertise
A headcount added because there was too much work is a headcount this absorbs.
Often replaced
Senior time spent on low-leverage output
The largest and least visible cost in most organisations.
Recovered
Genuine specialists on your core problem
Nor should they be. This exists so they can spend their time on it.
Not replaced
For the people who ask hard questions
Procurement, security, finance.
How is this billed across an organisation?+
Per engagement, at the amount the authorising person chooses. There is no subscription, no seat licence and no recurring charge, which means there is nothing to true up at renewal.
Can we consolidate billing across teams?+
Yes. Talk to us and we will set the account up so spend rolls into a single record with per-engagement visibility.
What happens to our material after an engagement?+
It is retained only as long as your engagement and its revision window require, then removed. It is never used to serve another client under any circumstances.
Do you support single sign-on?+
Yes, for organisations that require it. Access then follows your existing identity provider and offboarding is immediate.
Can we restrict who is allowed to submit requests?+
Yes. Your administrators control who has an account, and removing an account removes access at once.
What if we need something outside your scope?+
We tell you quickly and directly rather than accepting work we would deliver badly. Where useful we will help you brief whoever should do it instead.
Enterprise
Evaluate it the way your
team actually would.
Send one real request. Judge the result. Decide from there.