WHERE TO START
You need a first place where AI can safely execute real work, prove governance, and create measurable operating value.
That’s why there are four ways to deploy NEWWORK — choose the entry point that matches your operating opportunity and how fast you need to land it. Each one measured in weeks, none of them in years.
OPTION 1
Deploy a Value Pack
Pre-built execution wedges for common operating patterns.
OPTION 2
Build a Custom Use Case
Co-develop a governed execution wedge for your specific context.
OPTION 3
Activate a Pre-Built Flow
Deploy a specific cross-system orchestration path.
OPTION 4
Start with Every
Move your team into one workspace where documents, approvals, knowledge, and AI already live together.
OPTION 1
Deploy a Value Pack
Pre-built execution wedges for common operating patterns.
Value Packs combine work surfaces, execution paths, governance policies, Enterprise Agents, and system integrations into a single deployable outcome. You activate governed execution quickly without starting from zero.
Each pack targets a measurable business result: faster onboarding, shorter resolution cycles, compliant expense processing, or coordinated revenue operations. You get the execution fabric, not just access to software.
FOUR CATEGORY PACKS
WHEN THIS MAKES SENSE
Your operating challenge maps to one of these categories. You want fast deployment with proven execution paths and governance controls already built.
OPTION 2
Build a Custom Use Case
Co-develop a governed execution wedge for your specific operating context.
We work with you to design the outcome scope, execution paths, policies, agent team, integrations, and governance model. You get a proof-of-concept that demonstrates the NEWWORK execution fabric on real work in your environment.
The engagement starts with discovery: what work fragments across systems today, where approvals stall, what coordination depends on email and status meetings. We map the operating wedge, design the governance model, build the execution paths, and validate the outcome with you.
WHEN THIS MAKES SENSE
You have a high-value operating opportunity that doesn’t map cleanly to a standard pack. You want to prove the platform on work that matters to your business before committing to broader rollout. You need to demonstrate governance and execution controls to stakeholders first.
OPTION 3
Activate a Pre-Built Flow
Deploy a specific cross-system orchestration path.
Pre-built execution templates for work that spans departmental boundaries. Each flow includes routing logic, approval gates, system actions, and audit trail for a repeatable operating wedge.
Narrower than a Value Pack, faster to deploy than custom development. You activate a single high-ROI coordination path without building the full execution infrastructure around it.
EXAMPLE FLOWS
WHEN THIS MAKES SENSE
You have a specific coordination problem that crosses multiple departments and systems. You want to deploy a narrow execution path quickly and expand from there.
OPTION 4
Move your team into one workspace, then layer flows, packs, and custom builds on top of the surface they already trust.
Every is the NEWWORK workspace where documents, conversations, approvals, knowledge, and AI live together — under one identity, one set of access rules, and one audit trail. It’s the lowest-friction way in. No integration project to scope, no operating wedge to design. Just a workspace your team can use this week.
Once everyone’s at home in Every, you’ve got the foundation for everything else: co-developed custom flows in AI Builder, ready-made Value Packs, and Pre-Built Flows for specific cross-system orchestrations. Each layer plugs into the workspace your team already trusts.
WHEN THIS MAKES SENSE
Your team is losing hours a day to app-switching across docs, chat, calendar, approvals, and policy lookups. You want to give them one governed surface first — and figure out specific flows, packs, and custom builds once they’re at home in it.
NOT SURE WHICH PATH FITS?
Talk to us.
We’ll map your operating context and recommend the right entry point.