Lens delivers intelligence to the decision, on a cadence.
Every output in Lens is built for a decision someone has to make: a brief before the review, an alert when a position moves, a read on how the announcement landed.
Capabilities
Brief your leaders. Prepare for the moment. Build your standing view.
- 01 · Decision-moment reads
Know what has moved before the moment, and what it means for the call.
A read ahead of a hearing, a results day, a review or a launch. The state of play, who moved, and the two or three things that bear on the decision, each opening to the record behind it.
- Timed to the moment
- Scoped to the date on the calendar, and delivered in time to use.
- The state of play
- Who moved, what changed, and what it means for the call.
- Checkable
- Every claim opens to the signals, stakeholders and engagement it came from.
- 02 · Briefs on a cadence
Receive the brief with what moved, who moved it and what you have said to them.
Weekly or monthly reads for leadership and functional teams, written under your own headings. The brief reads as one picture: what stakeholders said, with your engagement beside it.
- Weekly or monthly
- Set per audience: a Monday read for the team, a monthly for leadership.
- Under your headings
- Written against your frameworks. Readers find what they expect where they expect it.
- Your side of the story
- Meetings, calls and commitments from the record, beside the external movement.
- 03 · Alerts
Get the alert when a position moves, with the context beside it.
A spike in volume, a new voice or a shift in position, flagged at the threshold you set and resolved to the stakeholder, the asset and the risk category it touches. Routed to the person who has to act.
- Thresholds you set
- On the issues, stakeholders and assets you name.
- Resolved, not raw
- The stakeholder, the asset and the risk category, named in the alert.
- Routed to the owner
- To the inbox or channel of the person who acts on it.
- 04 · Framework reads
Read the field through your own framework.
Reputation dimensions, risk indicators or material issues by constituency, and how an announcement landed by audience. The same record, read against the framework your board knows.
- Reputation dimensions
- The dimensions your board tracks, read from the live record.
- Risk indicators
- External signals mapped to the indicators your risk team uses.
- Reception by audience
- How a results call, a campaign or a response landed, by audience and language, within days.
- 05 · The standing view
See what needs attention this week.
Lens opens on the week: a two-line read of what is moving, the feeds you track, and the issues and stakeholders that need attention, each with a stance, engage, watch or monitor. Every output delivered sits against its issue beneath.
- This week
- A two-line read of what is moving across the issues in scope.
- Needs attention
- The issues and stakeholders that have moved, each with a stance: engage, watch, monitor.
- Everything delivered, kept
- Each brief, alert and read stays against its issue. The history is in one place.
- 06 · Delivered where you read
Receive each output in the channel you already use.
Email for the Monday brief, Teams for the alert, SharePoint or PDF for the board pack, and Lens for all of it. Each card in Lens says what was delivered, when and where, and every output is available as context to your own AI.
- Email, Teams, SharePoint, PDF
- Set per output and per reader.
- Lens for all of it
- Every output in one place, filtered by topic, with the previous ones beneath.
- Your AI too
- Delivered intelligence is in reach of your own agents over MCP.
How it works
Scoped to the decision. Reviewed before it reaches you. Sharper every cycle.
- 01
Decision moments
We start from the questions your teams and leaders have to answer, and when. A tariff review. A results announcement. A weekly read on a narrative.
- 02
Agents on a cadence
Analytical agents run against your Genie asset and your frameworks, on the rhythm each output needs. TSC analysts configure them with you.
- 03
Reviewed
Where the judgement matters, an analyst checks the record behind the output and owns the call before it reaches you. Routine reads run end to end.
- 04
Delivered where you read
Outputs reach inboxes, Lens and leadership packs. Each one links to the signals, stakeholders and engagement it was built from.
- 05
Checked and kept
You react in Lens. We check what changed as a result. Every output stays against its issue. The next cycle builds on the last.
Reads from the platform
- Stakeholders
- Signals
Writes back to the platform
- Briefs
- Alerts
- Reads
- The standing view
Specifications
Your cadence. Your frameworks. A name on every output.
What an IT or procurement team asks first. Cadence and pricing are set per engagement.
- Access
- Lens, email, Teams, SharePoint, PDF and leadership packs. Also context to your own AI over MCP.
- Outputs
- Decision-moment reads, briefs, alerts, framework reads, the standing view.
- Cadence
- Per output and audience: daily, weekly, monthly, or timed to a moment.
- Frameworks
- Yours, configured into the agents.
- Review
- Routine reads run end to end. An analyst owns the call where the judgement matters. A named owner per cadence.
- Traceability
- Every claim links to its signals, stakeholders and engagement. Every model run logged.
- Setup
- Decision moments, audiences, cadence and frameworks scoped with your engagement manager.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who writes the briefs?
Analytical agents produce them from your Genie asset. TSC analysts configure the agents with you and, where you want, review and write the judgement. The split is set when the engagement is scoped.
Is Lens a dashboard?
Lens holds live issue views and every output delivered against them. Each one opens to the signals, stakeholders and engagement it was built from.
Can our own agents read what Lens holds?
Yes, over MCP. Lens outputs become context for the next task, in Genie or in your own AI.
Start with the decision you have to make.
Tell us the moments your teams and leaders have to be ready for. We will propose the cadence, the outputs and how we run it together.