The finished screens, clickable. Each page carries its own states, so use the switcher inside a page to step through them.
Chat-led authoring, with a running summary beside it.
Every campaign in one table, with filters and status.
What the lead sees while legal reviews it. Read-only, with a way to pull it back.
Legal passed it up. Now it waits on the owner to sign off.
Cleared to launch. The owner's verdict sits above the tracker.
A live campaign in tabs: what it does, how it is going, who runs it, what happened.
The same page for a campaign that recruits people, so it gains a Focus Groups tab.
The reviewer's queue and report. Three ways out: approve, send back, escalate.
The go or kill call, reading the campaign through the legal lens.
Build an audience from distributions, with a feasibility check before you save.
Pair the agent personas to that audience, either matched or deliberately divergent.
The roster of an org's influencer agents, with status, reach, and bulk takeover.
One agent in full: activity, live observation, manual takeover, Signal routing.
Password first, then whichever second factors that org allows.
A first login after an admin invite: accept, enrol 2FA, add contact details.
Finishing a reset an admin started. There is no self-serve forgot-password.
Setting up 2FA at the next login, after an admin reset or a new org rule.
The org roster, the invite flow, and a detail drawer for each person.
Permissions per role, plus caps on seats, spend, and places per platform.
Security rules, content safety, and the quotas you pass to sub-organizations.
A read-only record of every privileged action, searchable and exportable.
Add, verify, or remove the email and phone your organization holds for you.
The org tree, and the caps that only a platform administrator can raise.