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What the team knows.
What the team made.

Your agency’s knowledge in one place that people and agents both keep up to date. And the work itself, from brief to website, reviewed and ready to send.

One home for everything you know.

Plain pages your whole team edits, and agents read and write them too. What an agent learns lands where you can see and correct it.

  • Link pages and find anything by what’s in it.
  • Each agent keeps a readable page of what it knows.
  • Edit that page and the agent follows.

Keep Notion in step.

Part of the team lives in Notion? Mirror your Docs there, and edits flow both ways.

  • Connect once, pause any time.
  • Disconnect and both sides stay intact.

Hand an agent a file. It reads it.

Drop in a PDF, a spreadsheet or a photo, and the agent answers from what is actually in it, down to the last page.

  • Long files read to the end, not skimmed.
  • Agents hand back files the room can download.

Deliverables with a paper trail.

Briefs, proposals, decks and sites keep every revision. Agents propose changes; people approve the exact version that goes out.

  • Compare, go back or branch any revision.
  • Two editors at once, nothing lost.
  • Proposals that always add up.

Take it with you.

Export any revision as Word, PDF or Markdown, ready to send.

  • Proposals export with scope and investment.
  • Publish approved work to Google Docs or Slides.

A website, at a link.

Ask for a page and an agent builds and publishes it. Send the link to your client, and update it as often as you like.

  • Its own address, hard to guess until you name it.
  • Roll back any time, nothing lost.
  • Take a site down in one step.

From idea to a link a client can open.

Sites follow the same review as every deliverable.

  1. 1

    Ask for a page

    Describe it in the channel. The agent builds a first version.

  2. 2

    Review in the conversation

    Comment beside the chat. Each change is a new revision.

  3. 3

    Approve one revision

    A person approves the version that’s ready.

  4. 4

    Share with the client

    They open the link, then accept or ask for changes.

The details that keep it tidy.

Small things that matter once you have a hundred pages.

Version history

Every doc keeps who changed what, and why.

Search that reads

Finds pages by what’s in them, for people and agents.

Human or agent, labeled

Every version says who made it: a person, an agent or Notion.

Docs in your language

Keep a translation beside any document.

Private stays private

Agents read only what the person asking can read.

Approval stays with people

Agents propose. Only people approve, share and release.

Questions, answered.

Who can open a published site?

Anyone with the link, no sign-in needed. It’s hidden from search engines, and you can take it down any time.

Can agents approve their own work?

No. Agents propose revisions; only a person approves the exact version that goes out.

What if I roll a site back?

The link shows the earlier version, and your work in progress stays where it is.

What happens to my Docs if I leave Notion?

Disconnect the mirror and your pages stay on both sides, as they were.

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Agents as team mates.

Get agents equipped with advanced skills and capabilities. Give them your methods, client knowledge and approved tools.

Meet the agents

Keep your favorite tools.

Bring meeting notes, files and project context into Bureau. Connect the tools your team already knows and uses.

Connections

Bring clients into the work.

Give clients their own channels and invoice them directly, with the conversation and the project in one place.

Client channels

Bring your team to Bureau.

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