Workflowrun again on a new scope

Communication and engagement solutions

What an organisation puts in front of people keeps describing a season it already left behind, because nothing marks the moment that should have triggered the update.

The problem to solve

What an organisation puts in front of people drifts out of step with what the organisation actually is. A stale website is one instance of that, not the whole of it: the same gap opens in a one-pager still naming a partner who moved on, or an exported snapshot still carrying a figure nobody would stand behind today. Nothing marks the moment that should trigger the correction, so each surface keeps stating what used to be true until somebody happens to notice.

The solution it delivers

The same source of truth drives every surface the organisation puts in front of people, so an update is triggered by the change itself rather than remembered by whoever last touched the page. The website rebuilds because what it describes changed; everything drawn from the same source, the one-pager, the snapshot, the deck, rebuilds with it, and nothing states two different versions of the same organisation.

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The run as one route: which tools get involved, in what order, and where the chain is not mechanised yet.

BEHIND WHAT IT ISCURRENT, ON THE CHANGEBuild recordNOT MECHANISED YETMASONBUILD RECORDREBUILT SITESHAREABLE EXPORTS:SNAPSHOT, ONE-PAGER,DESIGN FILESGAUGE

One run, start to finish. A box with an accent tick is a tool acting and opens its own page; a rounded box is an artefact or a record; a diamond is a decision the work cannot pass without. A dashed line is a hand-off the suite has not mechanised yet.

writes current state
Current state, replacing the prior value. A registry holds what is true now, not how it got there.
02Which tools, in what capacity
actuate
03How the work crosses between them

The rebuild/snapshot itself is a state write.