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Intelligence Layer

One account, one ledger, one agent layer. The modules are what you switch on.

Platform overview
The AI Intelligence Layer

One intelligence layer under every module: the same data, the same agents, the same ledger, whichever function you switch on.

  • One layer, every module
  • Shared data and agents
  • Every run on one ledger
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The Architecture

One account carries every brand you run. Modules are switched on per brand, and every run lands in the same ledger.

  • One account, many brands
  • Modules toggle per brand
  • A single billing ledger
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The agent layer

Three kinds of agent. Watchers notice, drafters produce, and Ask Intelligence answers from your own numbers.

  • Watchers run on a schedule
  • Drafters wait for sign-off
  • Answers carry their source
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Security

Isolated tenancy, roles that mean something, and a plain answer about what leaves your account.

  • Per-tenant isolation
  • Roles down to the module
  • Stated data boundaries
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By role

The same product, read by job. For the person who holds the job, and for the company where the platform is the hire.

All roles
CEO / Director

Five dashboards, the ones you describe in a sentence, a weekly review that explains what moved, and a question box that quotes the real figure.

  • A weekly review with causes
  • Dashboards from a sentence
  • Caps on every dollar spent
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Marketing

Brand Content, Social, Search, and Ads on one account, with seven watchers that report what moved and a voice you teach once.

  • 37 text formats, priced runs
  • Six networks, real limits
  • Google ranks and AI answers
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Sales

A pipeline that won’t let a deal sit without a next step and a date, red dots on the quiet ones, and follow-up mails drafted in your own Gmail.

  • Overdue and quiet deals flagged
  • Drafts wait for your Send
  • Two currencies on every amount
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Project Manager

Kanban and Gantt over the same cards, projects only their team can see, and work that arrives from findings, deals, posts, and validation requests.

  • Five ways a card arrives
  • A team and a planned cost
  • The Friday report as a PDF
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Customer Service

An assistant on your website that answers from what you gave it, says so when it doesn’t know, and logs every question it couldn’t answer.

  • On any site, one pasted line
  • Refuses to guess
  • A daily budget per desk
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Finance

The pipeline as numbers, every amount in two currencies, and a ledger and caps on every AI run.

  • The pipeline, weighted by stage
  • Two currencies, one rate table
  • Every run on the ledger
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Web

Rank tracking and the keyword gap, page formats that read the page they replace, and a desk on the site that sets no cookie.

  • Ranks in 232 markets
  • Pages written to a format
  • A desk on the site, one line
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Human Resources

No HR module, said first. Drafting in the Playground, a handbook employees can question, and onboarding as tasks with owners and dates.

  • A handbook that answers
  • Onboarding as dated tasks
  • Free accounts for every hire
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Services

The people around the product, from the first connection to a named operator on your account.

All services
Onboarding

At least four hours, live: your account set up with you, your team trained, then three months of support.

  • 1,000 USD, 300 back in your wallet
  • At least four hours, live
  • Three months of support
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Data integration

We connect the systems you already run and prepare the data behind them, so every answer has a source.

  • Connectors built and tested
  • Metrics defined once
  • Sources reconciled
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Custom features

An agent or a function built for your process, on the same ledger and under the same approval gates.

  • Scoped before it is priced
  • Same gates, same ledger
  • Yours to keep
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Dedicated hosting

A single-tenant deployment in the region you choose, with the data boundary written down and an uptime commitment.

  • Single tenant
  • Region of your choice
  • Uptime in writing
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Premium Support

A named contact, committed response times, and a quarterly review of what ran, what it cost and what to change.

  • Named contact
  • Committed response times
  • Quarterly review
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Training

Sessions for the people who will approve, review and ask, so the workforce is used rather than watched.

  • By role, not by feature
  • Live on your account
  • Recorded for the next hire
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Managed operations

Someone reviews what the watchers found, approves the drafts within your caps, and runs the weekly review.

  • Drafts approved in your name
  • Caps respected
  • Weekly review delivered
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About

Why this was built, who is behind it, what it has done for the companies running it, and how to run it well.

About BearingBridge
Why we built it?

What a company can do has been capped by who it could afford to hire. That cap is the thing that moved.

  • Capability, not headcount
  • Written, not benchmarked
  • No lock-in claim
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Who is behind BearingBridge?

Who built this, what it is independent of, and why that independence is worth stating out loud.

  • Model-independent
  • No data resale
  • Named people behind it
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How we run the work

The six-phase method every account is built on: a written bearing, a dated baseline, a pilot on real data, and a fix that reconciles the money.

  • A kill criterion, in writing
  • Costs watched as they run
  • An ending without us
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Case studies

Ten builds told the way they ran: the situation, what was built, what changed months later, and what got switched off.

  • Sector and function stated
  • Client-verified figures
  • The stopped work left in
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FAQ

The questions that come up before every demo, answered here so the demo can be about your business.

  • Product and billing
  • Security and data
  • Answered in plain words
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Testimonials

Customers on the module they actually run, quoted directly, with the module named.

  • Module named each time
  • Quoted, not paraphrased
  • Role and size given
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Changelog

What shipped, dated, newest first. The place to check whether the thing you were promised exists yet.

  • Dated entries
  • Shipped only
  • Linked to the module
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Partner program

Run the platform for the companies you advise. Every client is a brand on your account, billed on its own ledger.

  • Clients as brands
  • Separate ledgers
  • Margin on every run
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Pricing

Seats are free. You pay for what the AI actually runs, and you see the price first.

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How it works

Three sentences, and that is the whole model. No tiers to decode, no per-seat arithmetic to do.

  • No seat licence
  • No annual lock-in
  • Three sentences long
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Seats

Give an account to everyone who needs one. The number on the invoice does not move when you do.

  • Unlimited accounts
  • Zero per-seat cost
  • Roles still enforced
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What things cost

Image and video show their price before you run them, everything else its cost the moment it ends, and the machine’s own mistakes are not billed to you.

  • A price on every run
  • Retries are on us
  • Itemized in the ledger
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Caps and gates

A daily allowance per person, a monthly cap for the organization and a budget per agent, and an approval gate in front of anything that publishes or spends.

  • Caps per person and agent
  • Approval before publish
  • A zero balance stops the AI
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Questions

The questions people actually ask about the bill, answered on the page rather than in a call.

  • Overage answered
  • Cancellation answered
  • Migration answered
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Insights

Three collections, one standard: long-form, sourced, dated, and never behind a form.

All insights
AI Trends

What is moving under the industry: model economics, the Chinese price tier, and how buyers now ask assistants instead of searching.

  • The model market, read closely
  • AI search and citations
  • Every claim sourced and dated
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Best Practices — AI Guide

The working guide: when to buy and when to build, when an agent is the wrong tool, and what survives contact with production.

  • Build-or-buy, decided
  • Architectures that ship
  • Prompts that do real work
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CEO's Opinion

Signed columns from the person running the company: what building agents across six functions actually shows, ahead of the industry line.

  • Signed, never ghostwritten
  • From live builds, not decks
  • Positions, not press releases
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AI model benchmarks

Every model you can pick in the app, for text, image and video, scored on public benchmarks, with the model behind Quick, Balanced and Best.

  • Sortable scores, each one sourced
  • A price level, never an amount
  • No figure ever estimated
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The architecture

Built the way a company is built.

One organization. The brands you run. A module for each department. People with roles. Intelligence is multi-organization, multi-brand and multi-user from the first day, not as an upgrade.

The product is shaped like

Your organizationwallet, settings, admins

Your brandsone or twenty

Your departmentsa module each

Your peoplewith a role

Four layers

Four layers, top to bottom.

OrganizationBrand ABrand BMarketingSalesServiceMarketingSalesServiceAdminApprovesDraftsOperatesReadsThe modules a brand leaves off are simply not there

The organization

This is your company.

It owns the wallet, the global settings and the admins. Everything below belongs to it. Working alone? Your account opens as an organization of one, with the same structure.

The brands

One brand or twenty.

A brand is a product line, a market, a subsidiary, whatever you treat as a separate business. Each has a context of its own, enforced in code, so a draft for one brand cannot borrow the voice of another.

The modules

Each module answers the need of one department.

Marketing for the marketing team, Sales for the pipeline, Business Intelligence for the person who needs a number on a Monday. A brand switches on the modules its departments use and leaves the rest off.

The users

People with roles.

People get access to brands and modules, and carry a role that decides what they can do there. An admin can widen or narrow it for one person.

Departments

A module per department.

We organized the product around the jobs a company has to get done, not around features.

Marketing

Brand Content

Drafts the work. Social, Search and Ads run the posts, the rankings and the campaigns.

Open Brand Content

Sales

Sales

Keeps the pipeline, pins the next step, chases the follow-ups.

Open Sales

Operations

Project Management

Turns findings into boards and timelines with the reason attached.

Open Project Management

Leadership

Business Intelligence

Answers questions from live numbers and writes the weekly operating review.

Open Business Intelligence

Support

Service Desk

Answers your customers on your website, from what you curate.

Open Service Desk
Two small teams at two long tables in one open office, each with its own product samples and boards, two brands under one roof

Two brands, one organization.

Buy one module or all of them

The ones you do not switch on are simply not there, and you pay nothing for them. A job none of them covers can be built as a tailor-made agent, and thecatalog lists them.

Roles

Roles, not just logins.

Every user carries a role, and the role is what they can do, not a seat tier. Five roles run from super admin to viewer.

Between them sit the people who run a brand, approve content, and operate a module day to day. An admin can then grade one person’s rights up or down, module by module, without inventing a new role.

A younger colleague hands a tablet to a senior manager, who reads the draft before approving it
  1. A content creator drafts

    but cannot publish. Someone with approval rights signs off.

  2. An admin sets

    model choice, budgets and agent settings for the organization or for one brand.

  3. A viewer reads

    on their own credentials and their own budget, so a board member or a client can see reports without touching anything.

Access is granted per brand, per module and per person

A user on Brand A’s Marketing sees nothing of Brand B’s Sales. Roles are documented in full on Security and data.

Settings

Settings that inherit.

Agent settings live at four scopes: global, organization, brand and user. Override one field at the brand level and the rest still comes from above.

A large organization runs one module on one brand without a platform-wide rollout, and a ten-person company never has to think about it at all.

GlobalOrganizationBrandUserBrief · set hereEverything else from aboveOne field changed for one market. The company default stays.
By default

Multi-everything by default.

Multi-organization, multi-brand and multi-user are not an enterprise tier. They are the shape of the product.

The day you add a second brand

A single-brand company uses the same structure with one brand in it. The day it enters a second market, it adds a brand. Nothing migrates, nothing is re-bought.

The ledger

The money follows the structure.

One runOrganizationBrandUserAgentcapcapcapcap

Every AI run is priced and attributed in the ledger to the organization, the brand, the user and the agent that ran it, so spend can be charged back to the brand that used it.

Caps exist at each level, so a brand or a user can be stopped without stopping the company. The full picture is on Cost and control.

Proof

Six things you can check.

Brand scope enforced in code, not by a prompt
Five roles from super admin to viewer, with viewers on their own credentials and budget
Agent settings at four scopes, inherited and overridable field by field
Buy one module or all of them; the rest are simply not there
Every run attributed to organization, brand, user and agent in the ledger
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Start

Start with the department that is most short-handed.

One organization, one brand, one module. The structure is already there for everything you add later.

No subscription. No seat fee. Money in a wallet, spent on tokens, storage and data, and your balance never expires.