What gets deployed

Not another tool.
A whole department.

Nine departments, each running on your company graph and executing against your OKRs. Start with one, activate the rest as you scale — same instance, same memory, same contract.

9 departments
1 company graph
Executes on your OKRs
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Marketing
Department · D·01
running

Runs your marketing function — paid campaigns, attribution, and weekly reporting. It reallocates spend daily on real-time ROAS and reports up with a one-pager every Monday.

Now · illustrative
Reallocating $4.8K Meta → Search · pipeline target +18% on track

What Marketing runs

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Daily ROAS reallocation
Shifts paid budget between channels every morning based on the prior 24 hours of attribution.
W·02
Launch campaigns
End-to-end campaign owner — paid plan, creative variants, lifecycle, attribution dashboard.
W·03
Weekly reporting
One-pager with pipeline, CAC, channel mix, and what's about to change.
W·04
Creative QA
Underperforming creative killed automatically. Winners scaled. Brand voice enforced.
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Data & Analytics
Department · D·02
running

Turns raw data into decisions. Dashboards, forecasts, anomaly alerts, and weekly readouts — pulled from every connected system into one source of truth, so every other department acts on the same numbers.

Now · illustrative
Reconciling Q3 pipeline vs. finance actuals · 3 anomalies flagged for review

What Data & Analytics runs

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Live dashboards
Revenue, funnel, retention, and burn on one board, refreshed continuously — no manual pulls.
W·02
Forecasting
Bottom-up projections with confidence bands across pipeline, cash, and headcount.
W·03
Anomaly alerts
Watches every metric and flags breaks the moment they happen, with the likely cause attached.
W·04
Weekly readout
An exec-ready summary of what moved, why, and what to do — in your inbox every Monday.
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Sales
Department · D·03
running

Owns your pipeline from first touch to closed-won. Outbound, lead routing, AE-assist, deal-desk, and forecasting — all inside your CRM. The numbers are honest because the work is logged.

Now · illustrative
Forecasting Q3 close — 92% to plan · two deals flagged for executive call

What Sales runs

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Outbound prospecting
ICP-aligned account research, sequencing, and reply triage. Books meetings, never spams.
W·02
Lead routing & SLA
Inbound leads scored, routed, and SLA-tracked. Speed-to-lead in minutes.
W·03
AE-assist
Live call notes, follow-ups drafted in your AE's voice, next-steps logged to CRM.
W·04
Weekly forecast
Bottom-up roll-up with confidence intervals and risk callouts.
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Customer Success
Department · D·04
running

Owns the post-sale lifecycle. It watches every account every day, flags churn risk seven weeks before renewal, runs expansion plays on accounts at quota, and lets your CSMs do the human work.

Now · illustrative
Flagged Acme Corp · health score dropped 18 points · executive call recommended

What Customer Success runs

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Onboarding sequences
Cohort-aware first-30-day plays. CSM looped in only when a customer goes off-path.
W·02
Health scoring
Multi-signal score updated daily. Risk flagged seven weeks before renewal.
W·03
Expansion plays
Accounts at quota get an upgrade offer at the right moment, not at renewal.
W·04
Tier-1 support
Auto-resolution for password resets, billing, and how-to. Escalation with full context.
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Finance
Department · D·05
running

Runs your books in real time. The close is continuous, not monthly. It builds the model, flags variance, drafts the board package, and never makes a number up. Your fractional CFO becomes a strategic reviewer.

Now · illustrative
Reconciling Stripe → NetSuite · variance flagged on revenue rec for line items 47, 53, 61

What Finance runs

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Continuous close
Bank, AR, AP, payroll reconciled daily. Close is a click on day three.
W·02
Board deck draft
Always-current model rolls into your board template. Drafted before the meeting is on the calendar.
W·03
Cash management
Daily cash position, sweep recommendations, runway updates.
W·04
AR collections
Dunning sequences, aging review, human escalation past threshold.
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Product
Department · D·06
running

Keeps your product moving. It clusters feedback, scores the backlog, drafts specs for engineering, and runs the beta cohort. The roadmap stays sharp; engineering stays unblocked.

Now · illustrative
Clustered 312 support tickets · 4 themes surfaced for next sprint

What Product runs

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W·01
Roadmap scoring
Weekly prioritization scored against revenue impact and effort.
W·02
Feedback synthesis
Support tickets, user calls, and reviews clustered into themes.
W·03
Spec drafting
PRDs prepared for engineering review with edge cases and acceptance criteria.
W·04
Beta cohorts
Invite, instrument, and debrief beta cohorts on new features.
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Operations
Department · D·08
running

Runs the rhythm. OKR check-ins, vendor renewals, cross-function escalations — Operations holds the loose ends so your other departments stay focused on their lane.

Now · illustrative
Resolved 2 cross-department conflicts this week · Marketing ↔ Sales on attribution

What Operations runs

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Cross-department resolution
When two departments disagree, Operations drafts the call and routes for sign-off.
W·02
OKR rhythm
Weekly check-ins, quarterly refresh, annual recap — without the all-hands theater.
W·03
Vendor management
Contract renewals, SLA monitoring, escalation paths held current.
W·04
Meeting hygiene
Agendas drafted, decisions logged, follow-ups assigned and tracked.
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People
Department · D·09
standby

Handles people ops end to end. Onboarding for every new hire, the performance cycle, jurisdictional policy updates, and the hiring pipeline. Activate it when you start hiring.

Now · illustrative
Standby · awaiting first role to fill

What People runs

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Onboarding plans
First-30 sequenced for every role hired. Buddy, tooling, milestones.
W·02
Performance cycle
1:1 prompts, 90-day reviews, calibration rounds — drafted and tracked.
W·03
Hiring pipeline
JD drafts, screening, scheduling — handed off to interviewers ready.
W·04
Policy maintenance
Handbook kept current with jurisdictional changes and tax cycle events.

Pick a department. Watch it run.

Stand up one department, live inside your guardrails in about three weeks — autonomous when you approve it. Activate the rest as you grow — same graph, same memory.

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