Your advisory board at work
Every work decision deserves a table.
Ask your question. A few AI advisors, like a finance lead, an operations manager and an HR partner, talk it over with you and with each other. Then you get a plain summary and clear next steps.
A budget, a hire, a hard conversation, an audit coming up. A sentence or two is plenty.
Invite-only for now. Not invited yet? Request an invitation.
“Tell me what you’re weighing. I’ll bring the right people to the table.”
Your host, the EmissaryHow it works
Three simple steps.
On a phone, tablet or computer.
STEP 1
Say what you’re deciding
Type it in your own words, or say it out loud. Add a document if it helps.
STEP 2
Hear several points of view
Advisors with different experience weigh in, and disagree where it matters, so you see what you might have missed.
STEP 3
Get a clear summary
Where they agree, where they differ, and sensible next steps, to keep or share with your team.
The tables
A table for the work in front of you.
Each table seats advisors who know that kind of decision.
Executive Board
Strategy, budgets and the trade-offs leaders weigh.
Capital & Ventures
Raising money, spending it, and what investors will ask.
Main Street Business
Pricing, staff, cash and growth for a small business.
Interpersonal Conflict
Hard conversations with a colleague, a manager or a client.
Scams & Digital Safety
Suspicious requests, payments and account takeovers.
Audit preparation
ISO 27001, SOC 2 and ISO 42001: what auditors look for and how to get ready.
For organizations
Sponsor a table for your people.
Give your employees, agents or customers a table built around the decisions they bring to you.
- You choose what the table is for and who it’s open to.
- Real people bring real decisions. You see counts of what happened, never anyone’s conversation.
- Designed, launched and governed in Snignal Studio.
Privacy
Private by design.
Your conversations, documents and decisions stay in your own browser. Emissary passes them to the advisors and keeps nothing you write.
The advisors are AI, not real professionals. They’re a good way to think a decision through, and to prepare the questions you’d take to the people you normally ask.