The strategy call ends. Everything that matters was said out loud in those sixty minutes. Then five people spend the next three days rebuilding it into documents the client will actually receive.
That rebuild is the job. It should not be.
One-time setup. Studio subscription billed separately.
Not a mockup. Open the live pack and read every word of it.
Your company name, logo, and accent color on every PDF and document. The Neshira mark comes off entirely.
SOPs, delivery playbooks, client intake forms, project briefs, team training guides, and internal FAQs from recorded walkthroughs.
Onboarding SOP, a plain-language how-it-works document for the client, checklists, and an implementation roadmap.
Your delivery process becomes a reusable format. Build it once, and every account manager produces the same shape of output.
Save a tone per client so deliverables sound like that account, not like software. The app also learns from how your team edits.
Scoped API keys and signed outbound webhooks, so Studio fits into the operations stack you already run.
Push finished assets straight into Notion, or to any endpoint you control via webhook.
Up to 25 team members on Studio, working from shared Voice Profiles and shared Custom Kits.
Studio itself is $199/month and is billed separately from this setup. If you would rather see it work before paying for setup, start free and run one Kit through it.
Straight answer on where this is: Neshira is early. I am not going to show you a wall of agency logos, because they would not be real. What I will do is configure this against one of your own client calls during setup, so you are judging your output rather than my demo.
Everything the client needs was said in it. The only question is whether your team rebuilds it by hand this week.