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N°01Playbooks

Answer what did we agree in May.

5 minQuickBrain*form · Radar*form

What the team knows about a client becomes searchable, and every answer names where it came from.

  1. Step 01

    Ask in plain language

    Type the question the way you would ask a colleague: what did we agree with Halcyon in May. No query language, no digging through folders.

    Why did qualified leads jump in late July?

    Trade-press coverage of the range tests landed in week 23. Lead volume doubled within three weeks of it and has held above the pre-coverage level since.

    Sources

    Radar*form category reportnorthwind · week 23 · coverageCampaign weekly seriescmp-nw-q3 · weeks 19-32
    Example data
  2. Step 02

    Read the sources, not just the answer

    The answer names its sources: the signed amendment and the change log entry, with locators precise enough to open the document and check.

    Why did qualified leads jump in late July?

    Trade-press coverage of the range tests landed in week 23. Lead volume doubled within three weeks of it and has held above the pre-coverage level since.

    Sources

    Radar*form category reportnorthwind · week 23 · coverageCampaign weekly seriescmp-nw-q3 · weeks 19-32
    Example data
  3. Step 03

    Trust it because you can check it

    A grounded answer with visible sources goes straight into a client conversation or an internal decision, without a verification detour.

    Why did qualified leads jump in late July?

    Trade-press coverage of the range tests landed in week 23. Lead volume doubled within three weeks of it and has held above the pre-coverage level since.

    Sources

    Radar*form category reportnorthwind · week 23 · coverageCampaign weekly seriescmp-nw-q3 · weeks 19-32
    Example data
  4. Step 04

    See the research behind the numbers

    The signals that feed the answer carry the same disclosure: each finding names where it came from, and the coverage limits are published.

    • Margin crossed below zeroThe onboarding rebuild's margin went negative in week 4; burned hours passed the fee's break-even point.Alert
    • Lead inflection heldQualified leads have stayed at or above 25 for six consecutive weeks after the week-23 coverage.Watch
    • Press kit approvals completeAll launch claims but two are cleared by legal; the kit shipped with the cleared seven.Note
    • Claim wording changedTwo retail groups tightened green-claim wording in Q3; the monitoring brief needs a section update.Watch
    • Scope requests continueThree change requests arrived after the May amendment; none are approved and none are in the fee.Watch
    This week's signals, the alert first.
    Example data

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