Where marketing runs external work.

An AI operator built for managing partners and vendors.

A team assistant for everything you run outside your team.

Add Embasix to a project by email. It handles the who, when, and how from there. Keeps your team's records current. Checks in when deadlines hit. Tries a different contact when no one responds. Flags you when it needs a call. Reports when it's done.

A quiet kind of miracle.

Three things working under the surface.

01

Command Center

Every project, every party, every open commitment, in one view. Type a command in plain language to kick off new work. Reply to any thread to step in, redirect, or pause.

02

System of records

A living record of every external relationship. Who they are, what you've done together, what was promised, how recent conversations have felt. Updated automatically as threads unfold. When someone on your team leaves, nothing walks out the door with them.

03

Multi-step goals

Give Embasix a goal. Find three venues and collect their offers. Keep Acme on track through Q3. Coordinate content review across two external teams. Embasix breaks it down, navigates the right people, and delivers the outcome.

Stay high-level.

You were hired to think, decide, position, and build relationships. Embasix helps with everything else so you can stay in the work that requires you.

What runs. What stays with you.

Mechanical coordination on one side. Judgment on the other. The line is bright.

Embasix runs
  • Outreach and follow-ups
  • Market research and sourcing
  • Proposal evaluation and normalization
  • Reference checks
  • Negotiation cycles
  • Commitment and deliverable tracking
  • Invoice reconciliation against the SOW
  • Reports for finance, leadership, and renewals
You decide
  • Strategy and direction
  • Final approvals
  • Budget authority
  • Creative judgment
  • Tone, set once in plain English
  • Red lines and escalation thresholds
  • Stepping in or pausing, anytime
  • The decisions that need you

Things you stop doing.

01

Writing the same follow-up eight times a week

02

Updating internal records after every external conversation

03

Turning PDFs, emails, and decks into comparable formats

04

Asking for status one thread at a time

05

Answering the same qualifying questions on repeat

06

Re-explaining context to teammates who weren't on the call

What changes around you.

Not a bigger inbox. A different kind of day.

Upstream

Your boss (or manager)

They see progress without asking. One link shows every project, every commitment, every open thread. Status meetings get shorter. Surprises stop appearing in week four.

Alongside

Your team

They stop being the coordination layer. Afternoons free up for the thinking and building they were actually hired to do. Fewer "any update?" pings. Fewer handoff meetings.

Downstream

Your counterparties

They get clear asks, consistent formats, and fast replies. The kind of partner they'd choose to work with, not the kind that goes silent for weeks.

Direct it in plain English.

Give Embasix commands the way you'd brief a person. From the dashboard, by replying to its emails, or by forwarding something relevant. No special syntax, no forms to fill out.

From the dashboard
Command it directly
"Follow up with the three agencies who haven't replied, and counter the Acme quote at 18k."
Type a command in plain English. Embasix translates it into the right actions across every party in the project.
By reply
Steer any thread
"Stop this thread. I'll take it from here." / "Loop me in on the next reply."
Every email Embasix sends, you're on cc. Reply to redirect, pause, or introduce yourself, all from your existing inbox.
By forward
Share context in one step
Meeting notes, a party email, a decision from leadership.
Forward anything relevant and Embasix files it with the right project. No manual updates, no re-typing context the team already has in email.

What this looks like, in practice.

"Find speaking slots in front of my target audience."

From event landscape to submission, without missing a deadline.

Embasix scans the event landscape, filters for audience fit, tracks every CFP deadline, and drafts abstracts and bios in your voice. You pick which submissions go out and approve the final copy.

Events matched to your ICP, not vanity lists
Panels, keynotes, and fireside chats surfaced
CFP deadlines and speaker requirements tracked
Live status Active
Events screened Audience fit, size, seniority match 34 of 120
Relevant speaking slots Keynote, panel, fireside 11 found
CFP deadlines tracked Next in 6 days, 2 this month On calendar
Submissions drafted Abstracts, bio, speaker reel Your review
"Run this brief by our three shortlisted agencies and give me a comparable breakdown."

Briefs to bids, without the email sprawl.

Embasix takes the brief to each agency, runs the clarifying questions, collects scopes, fees, and timelines, and normalizes everything into one schema. You pick on substance, not on who replied first or who formatted their quote nicely.

Brief and clarifying questions sent in parallel
Scope, fees, and timelines normalized
Hidden assumptions and scope gaps flagged
Live status Active
RFPs sent 3 shortlisted agencies Day 1
Clarifying questions answered 14 rounds, no meetings All parties
Scopes and fees returned PDF, deck, spreadsheet Normalized
Side-by-side comparison Scope variances surfaced Your call
"Screen inbound offers and flag anything better than what we have now."

Great offers, surfaced the moment they land.

Cold pitches, partnership proposals, and vendor quotes arrive all week. Embasix reads every one, compares the terms to your current engagements, and flags only the ones that are materially better. The rest stay filed, not forwarded.

Every inbound parsed on arrival
Compared to your current terms
Only the better ones reach you
Live status Active
Inbound parsed this week 38
Compared to current terms All
Better than incumbent 3 flagged
Summary ready Your review

Not a tool. An operator.

The three things people compare Embasix to, and where it actually sits.

vs. AI assistants

ChatGPT or Claude can help you draft an email. Embasix runs the whole external operation. It holds the records, moves relationships forward across weeks, and delivers outcomes without you starting a new chat every morning.

vs. project management tools

PM tools ask you to structure the work into tasks and then manage those tasks yourself. Embasix runs the work. Plain-language goals go in, outcomes come out, with the records built as a byproduct.

vs. CRM

Your CRM is for customers and sales pipeline. Embasix is for every other relationship your team runs: agencies, contractors, vendors, partners, event counterparties. Coordination, records, and reports for the external work a CRM was never built to hold.

The usual AI hesitations, already handled.

The things people ask about most, answered in the product itself.

You stay in control

You set the rules, the tone, the red lines. Embasix works inside them. Change the rules in plain English and the behavior changes on the next thread.

It never pretends to be you

Embasix has its own identity and writes from its own email. External parties know they're talking to an AI operator on your side, not to you. No impersonation. Ever.

Nothing to plug into your systems

No access to your email, calendar, CRM, or drive required. You add Embasix to a project by cc. Nothing for IT to review, nothing for security to approve.

Full visibility, every thread

You and your team are on cc for every message. Reply to any thread to redirect, pause, or step in. Nothing happens in the dark.

Safe to start small

Hand Embasix one project first. See how it handles the work, the tone, the edge cases. Expand when you're comfortable. No all-or-nothing switch.

Tuned in plain language

"More formal." "Stop leading with price." "Keep it brief." Feedback in English, behavior updates on the next thread. No prompt engineering.

It pauses when it should

When something is off-pattern, when a real decision is on the table, or when a party asks something outside the rules, Embasix stops and asks. No autonomous commitments on your behalf.

Easy to take back

Pause a thread, reroute a project, or take a conversation over at any time. Embasix hands the keyboard back and stays quiet until you say otherwise.

The other side wins too.

Embasix is the kind of counterparty people actually like working with. Clear asks, a fast response loop, and a simple path to a decision. The same thing that saves you hours saves them hours.

Clearer asks, faster replies

Embasix asks for what it needs in one message, in a consistent format. The other side spends less time guessing what you want, and gets a reply on their reply in hours, not weeks.

Any format, handled

They send what they have: PDFs, decks, links, spreadsheets, whatever. Embasix does the formatting work so they don't have to reshape the same information for every buyer.

A faster path to yes

Proposals are normalized, scored, and compared the moment they land. Decisions come back sooner, which is what every good counterparty wants from a buyer.

Pricing.

Credit-based subscription. Unlimited seats. You pay for the work Embasix does, not the people on the team.

Early access

Full pricing will be published after the early access program.

During early access, we work directly with a small group of design partners to set credit pricing that reflects the real work Embasix does. Talk to us if you'd like to be part of that group.

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FAQ

An AI operator built for managing partners and vendors. You hand it plain-language goals around external work. It handles the coordination, records, analysis, and handoffs so your team stays high-level.
Teams whose work depends on external coordination. Marketing ops running agencies, contractors, and sponsorships. Events and field marketing coordinating venues, vendors, and speakers. Business development running partnerships, integrations, and co-marketing. Any role where back-and-forth with outside parties fills the week.
Yes, inside the rules you set. You define the goal, the tone, the red lines, the approval thresholds. Embasix works inside them. When something is off-pattern or a real decision is on the table, it pauses and asks. You don't approve every message, because approving every message is the work Embasix is taking off your plate.
No. Embasix has its own identity and writes from its own email. External parties know they're talking to an AI operator on your side, not to you. You're on cc and can step into any thread at any time.
No. Your CRM holds customers and sales pipeline. Your PM tool holds internal work. Embasix runs alongside them for every other external relationship and holds its own records of projects, parties, goals, and commitments.
No. Embasix runs from its own inbox. You add it to a project by cc. It doesn't need access to your email, calendar, CRM, or drive. Nothing for IT to review, nothing for security to approve.
Tell it in plain English. "More formal." "Keep it brief." "Stop leading with price." Embasix updates how it handles future threads. You can also role-play as a counterparty to stress-test tone and behavior before a project ships live.
You and your team are on cc for every message. Reply to pause a thread, redirect a project, or take a conversation over at any time. Embasix hands the keyboard back and stays quiet until you say otherwise. Tell it what went wrong in plain language and it changes behavior on the next thread.
Yes. Hand Embasix one project first. See how it handles the work, the tone, the edge cases. Expand when you're comfortable. Most teams turn on more projects over the first month as they build trust with the behavior.
Credit-based subscription with unlimited seats. You pay for the work Embasix does, not the people on your team. Full pricing will be published after the early access program ends. During early access, we set credit pricing directly with a small group of design partners. No per-seat fees, no per-email charges.

You won't want
to go back.

Show us the messiest external engagement on your desk. In thirty minutes you'll see what changes on day one, and what changes by month three.

Credit-based subscription. Unlimited seats. Full pricing published after early access.