Revenue
Turns interest into signed work and keeps the forecast honest.
“Will this earn revenue or put a customer at risk?”
Autonomy, under your control
Talk to your company. Speak or type: ask what changed, or tell Concord what to prepare. Concord observes, decides, and acts across your company. Your rules decide what it can do on its own and what needs your approval. Every answer, decision, and action is recorded.
Your departments are deciding together Finance is reviewing
Connections and Concord’s own boards keep customers, cash, work, commitments, and people in view.
Any one may propose. The other six review. Limits, required agreements, and vetoes decide what may proceed.
Only work using a connection you allowed can be carried out. What happened—or did not—is written down.
Every stage joins the record, then informs the next decision.
Facts, rules, allowed work, and limits.
The other six review after the first checks pass. The proposer never counts toward the required agreement.
May proceed. No action yet.
Checks the action and destination.
Decision stands. No outside change.
Carries out the approved work.
Waits for your signature. No action yet.
After signing, the rules are checked again
Outside your rules, rejected, or vetoed.
Facts, proposal, reviews, decision, signature, and effect.
The record becomes evidence for the next cycle
Speak or type a question and your business answers from the record it keeps. Give Concord a job and it prepares the work without skipping your rules.
Conversation is not permission
A conversation can prepare work. Only your controls grant permission to act.
Company line · Voice or text · Example
Northbrook Instruments
You ask
“Why was the Marlowe renewal stopped?”
Your business answers
Your rules · decision record
The renewal is above your $10,000 signing limit. Finance agreed, but your signature is still required.
You ask Concord
“Prepare the Marlowe renewal for my review.”
From words to a result
Answer
The company record explains why the work stopped.
Draft
Concord prepares the $12,400 renewal.
Review
Finance agrees. Risk marks the signing limit.
Signature
Your rules require your signature.
Result
Nothing is sent. The waiting state is recorded.
Example onboarding
02 / 06 · Company
Concord
I understand that Northbrook Instruments sells calibrated equipment to industrial teams. Is that right?
Saved Company record
Needs review
The other six decide whether it can proceed. Concord counts only their votes.
Work outside a department’s job or spending limit is refused. Only you can change those rules, and every change is recorded.
A veto can stop work that already has enough support. It can never start work.
The same applies to anything hard to undo, public, or involving personal data. Department agreement never replaces your approval.
Departments speak directly to one another. Work does not pass through managers who cannot resolve it. Direct contact never grants permission to decide or act.
Turns interest into signed work and keeps the forecast honest.
“Will this earn revenue or put a customer at risk?”
Tracks cash, bills, and how long the money lasts.
“Can we afford this, and do the numbers hold up?”
Owns customer questions from first reply to resolution.
“Will this help the customer, and would we stand behind it?”
Keeps delivery, capacity, vendors, and schedules on track.
“Can we deliver this with the people and time we have?”
Handles onboarding, time off, policy, and private team matters.
“Does this use someone’s data, and did they agree?”
Creates demand, plans public content, and puts it forward only when the idea and the moment are worth it.
“Is this true and worth publishing—and why now?”
Looks for what could go wrong and can stop serious work.
“What is the worst outcome, and can we undo it?”
Growth calendar · Example
Growth tests the idea and the moment separately. Both must pass on the same exact revision before anything reaches your signature queue.
Candidate
Customer benchmark
No post is a successful decision. Concord does not fill a quota.
Each department shows what it can do. 21 skills listed. Replace any department with your own.
Connect the tools you already use, or start without them. Concord shows the exact access first. Connecting a tool does not give Concord permission to act.
Restricted key
Read by 4 of 7 departments
Sign in with the provider
Read by 4 of 7 departments
Sign in with the provider
Read by 7 of 7 departments
Read-only connection
Read by 4 of 7 departments
Sign in with the provider
Read by 3 of 7 departments
Restricted key
Read by 3 of 7 departments
See every available connection during setup. Concord only shows a working connect button when that provider is ready.
Every entry carries a seal linked to the entry before it. Change one line and the later seals stop matching. A check points to the exact entry that changed.
The seals reveal a change; they do not prevent one. This is a clear record you can check, not a claim that the data can never be edited.
Sealed · every row is linked to the one before it
Each department sends messages in the same published format. That means you can replace one with your own AI or service without rebuilding the rest of Concord.
{
"protocolVersion": "0.3.0",
"name": "Concord · Northbrook Instruments",
"url": "https://concord.company/api/a2a/cabinet",
"preferredTransport": "JSONRPC",
"capabilities": {
"extensions": [
{
"uri": "https://concord.company/a2a/ext/quorum-gate/v1"
}
]
},
"skills": [
{
"id": "revenue.qualify-inbound",
"name": "Qualify inbound"
},
{
"id": "revenue.draft-outreach",
"name": "Draft outreach"
},
{
"id": "revenue.forecast",
"name": "Forecast the quarter"
}
]
}This cycle ran while the page loaded. It uses the same code as a live company, here with made-up demonstration data.
Northbrook Instruments — cycle cycle_0001
16 facts read · 12 proposed · 0 carried out · 10 cleared but not carried out · 1 waiting on you
NEEDS YOU
· Pay Ardent Cloud · annual renewal — $288.00, due in 2 days.
Classified grave. Consequential or graver, so Risk must concur. Grave and irreversible, so the charter sends it to a person. finance's mandate [finance.large-transfers-signed] requires a signature: "Any transfer of $250 or more is signed by a person."
CLEARED, NOT CARRIED OUT
· Follow up on Marlowe Systems · platform — $45000.00, quiet 19 days.
Cleared by support, growth, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "draft-outreach" was decided but not carried out.
· Follow up on Vance Metalworks · pilot — $7800.00, quiet 22 days.
Cleared by support, growth, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "draft-outreach" was decided but not carried out.
· Open a save conversation with Holloway Design before the cancellation takes effect.
Cleared by support, growth, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "flag-churn" was decided but not carried out.
· Send the second collection notice for INV-2026-0184 · Aldbury Group — $18400.00, 41 days past due.
Cleared by revenue, support, growth, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "chase-receivable" was decided but not carried out.
· Send the second collection notice for INV-2026-0191 · Sable & Finch — $4200.00, 33 days past due.
Cleared by revenue, support, growth, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "chase-receivable" was decided but not carried out.
· Escalate TCK-4471 · Kestrel Labs — high severity, open 31 hours.
Cleared by operations, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "escalate-ticket" was decided but not carried out.
· Escalate TCK-4488 · Marlowe Systems — high severity, open 28 hours.
Cleared by operations, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "escalate-ticket" was decided but not carried out.
· Take INC-118 · CSV export timing out as an incident and assemble the timeline.
Cleared by risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "run-incident" was decided but not carried out.
· Reschedule work for week of 2 March · delivery team — 214h committed against 180h available.
Cleared by risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "reschedule-commitment" was decided but not carried out.
· Signup conversion is down 14% week over week — investigate before spending against it.
Cleared by operations, risk. Dry run — no executor is wired, so "investigate-conversion" was decided but not carried out.
STOPPED
· Refund the duplicate charge on TCK-4471 · Kestrel Labs — $420.00.
$420.00 exceeds support's per-action ceiling of $200.00.
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One system, two products
Outside actionOff Within your limits
$0
30 days
Every one starts here
See every proposal, review, and decision before you pay for anything. Nothing happens outside Concord.
Concord for your business
$1,400
per month
Seven departments prepare the work, check each other, and stop at the limits you set.
Concord for you
$140
per month
The same checks, pointed at your own money, deadlines and promises. You are the only signature.
Both
$1,450
per month
One payment for the two. Your company and your own life stay separate records, and neither can read the other.
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