Boardbox

Demo

Tablebird, run from Boardbox

The interactive demo is built for a larger screen. Here is the story it walks through.

An idea

  1. 1Company. Ava has an idea, not a company. She starts by talking it through.
  2. 2Company. Boardbox works out what stage she’s at and sets its own agenda for the conversation.
  3. 3Company. It researches the market in the same conversation, with sources.
  4. 4Company. Everything it learns becomes the company’s memory.
  5. 5Company. Ava corrects it once. Every capability will read this version.
  6. 6Company. The first mockups arrive in the conversation, drawn from the document.
  7. 7Company. When there’s something to go and do, the discussion becomes an Initiative.
  8. 8Initiatives. One plan covers the site, the outreach and how success is measured.
  9. 9Build. The landing page is built from the same mockups, on Ava’s own coding plan.
  10. 10Sales. Outreach starts the same day, and nothing sends without her.
  11. 11Growth. Content goes out in the same voice as everything else.
  12. 12Automations. It sets up its own agent to keep watch.
  13. 13Observe. Four weeks in, it knows what the pilot should lead with.

First customers

  1. 1CIC. Tablebird has 120 restaurants. This morning, something is wrong.
  2. 2Insights. The drop lines up with one release.
  3. 3Operations. Support has already found the pattern.
  4. 4Operations. It traces the complaint to the exact change that caused it.
  5. 5Operations. The evidence moves to the backlog with it.
  6. 6Product. Everyone can see what’s broken and why it’s next.
  7. 7Initiatives. The fix is planned against a number, not a ticket.
  8. 8Initiatives. The screens come back into the conversation.
  9. 9Build. Build asks when a decision is Ava’s.
  10. 10Build. Shipped from the version she approved.
  11. 11Operations. Every affected customer hears back, in Tablebird’s voice.
  12. 12Growth. Onboarding gets the fix too, without leaving the Initiative.
  13. 13Observe. It checks the number it promised, two weeks later.

Growing

  1. 1Initiatives. Tablebird is launching for restaurant groups. It starts as one message.
  2. 2Initiatives. Before planning anything, it reads what the company already knows.
  3. 3Company. Every capability it calls reads this same page, so nothing is explained twice.
  4. 4Initiatives. One plan for every department, with the outcome it is accountable for.
  5. 5Initiatives. The screens come back into the conversation. Ava approves one exact version.
  6. 6Build. Build works from that version, and stops when a decision is Ava’s.
  7. 7Product. The launch’s tasks land on the roadmap without anyone copying them over.
  8. 8Sales. The funnel runs alongside the build, with 20 new groups researched every morning.
  9. 9Growth. Website, email, social and ads go out the same day, from the same plan.
  10. 10Video. The launch video is cut from the approved screens.
  11. 11Automations. After launch, the Initiative’s own agents keep watch and report every morning.
  12. 12Observe. Day 14. Every channel is judged against 15 paying groups, and it proposes a change.
  13. 13Growth. One approval moves marketing and sales at the same time.
  14. 14Operations. Support already knows the permission design, because it came from the same Initiative.