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Hear the announcement before you make it

The rehearsal room plays a planned announcement against the model of your organisation: which objections, questions and misunderstandings arise — without simulating a single person.

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Photo montage with a detail from the app (demo data).

A reorganisation is coming, the announcement is written. How will it land — and where will it not? The rehearsal room lets you try that out before you face the workforce.

A planned reorganisation already sits in the model as a scenario — with the roles, areas and value streams it touches. The rehearsal room plays the intended announcement against it: the model produces a workforce of archetypes, and you see which objections, questions and misunderstandings arise — each statement carrying the excerpt of the transcript it came from.

Nobody is simulated

An archetype stands for at least five people; where fewer come together no group is formed — and the report says that it was dropped. Names and personnel records never enter. Tracing a statement back to an individual is not made harder, it is ruled out.

A rehearsal, not a forecast

There is no approval rate and no percentage — the question is never put. The result is labelled a hypothesis, names the model used and the assumptions it ran under, and stays without effect in the model: no draft, no rating, no metric, no entry on a person.

Silence is a finding

The report keeps three things apart that otherwise collapse into a single zero: heard and not voiced, not reached, never formed. That a whole area hears nothing of an announcement is often the most useful thing a run tells you.

Every finding carries its evidence

Whatever the report claims has to appear verbatim in the transcript — otherwise it is discarded, and the number discarded is stated. And the report opens with what was missing: a source it could not reach makes the run incomplete rather than quietly thinner.

The price is on the table before the click

An estimate comes first: how many archetypes, how long, what it costs. Only then does the start button appear. Monthly quota and spend cap apply per tenant; model, consumption and cost appear in the same statement as any other AI use.

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How a run works: the rehearsal room in the documentation