Sprint · 4 weeks · Brand

Your brand is not a prompt. It is an operating standard.

Pick one launch. We bind your brand — voice, glossary, claims, locale, approvers — as a signed policy pack. Iris runs it. Outcome grades show brand health. Receipts back every asset.

Outcome grade
A
pass

Launch passed all brand dimensions.

Voice
95/100
Glossary
98/100
Claims
96/100
Locale
92/100
Answer

What is the Brand Control Sprint?

A four-week engagement to bind your brand as policy and prove it on one launch. We deliver a signed brand pack, a graded launch, and a receipt packet attached to every asset.

What you leave the sprint with

  • Signed brand pack.
  • Graded launch (voice, glossary, claims, locale).
  • Brand drift dashboard.
  • Receipt packet per asset.
  • Provenance on every published asset.
  • Brand Lead approval flow that actually scales.
Sprint scope

One launch. Brand as policy. Proven.

Duration: 4 weeks

Outcomes

  • Signed brand pack
  • Graded launch outcomes
  • Brand drift dashboard
  • Receipt per asset
  • Provenance on publish
  • Scalable Brand Lead workflow

Investment: Fixed scope, fixed fee. Quoted per launch.

Schedule a scoping call

Week by week

  1. W1
    Capture brand
    Voice, glossary, claims, locale, approvers — translated into a pack draft.
  2. W2
    Sign and bind
    Sign the brand pack. Bind it to GW Slate. Iris drafts under policy.
  3. W3
    Run the launch
    Generate, grade, approve, publish. Receipts attach to every asset.
  4. W4
    Hand off
    Hand back the brand pack, the dashboard, and the receipt packet.
Who this is for

Brand teams who don't want to be the AI bottleneck.

  • Marketing is using AI faster than brand can review.

    Bind the brand. Grade the output. Approve at gates.

  • Localization is drifting.

    Locale becomes a market policy with gates.

  • Claims are getting away.

    Claim policy binds; receipts prove.

  • Provenance is missing.

    Sign the asset; attach the receipt.

Pick the launch. We bind the brand.

Four weeks. One launch. Brand as operating standard.

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