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Reveal Catalog

Ready-to-run motions for recurring work.

Find the signal, trigger the motion, route follow-up, and prove what changed.

Reveals bring together the triggers, source evidence, recommended actions, workflows, artifacts, and value tracking needed to move a specific business outcome forward without asking teams to live in another dashboard.

Reveal Motion Triggered
Source event Ticket, webhook, schedule, or manual run
Start
Recommended action Owner, evidence, and next step
Move
Measured proof Completed, stale, and realized value
Prove

Example Reveals

Start with outcomes that are easy to miss when work stays scattered.

01

BEC Warranty Readiness Assessment

Assess Microsoft 365 readiness for BEC warranty review, prepare underwriting evidence, recommend gap-closing actions, and track the work needed before submission.

02

AI Agent Risk

Inventory AI tools and agent surfaces, inspect MCP exposure, credential hygiene, model provider usage, and tool execution posture, then route risks for governed review.

03

Revenue and Margin Rescue

Find stale quotes, margin erosion, cost overruns, billing lag, unbilled work, and conversion-ready opportunities before value quietly slips away.

04

Security Posture Drift

Detect identity, access, consent, endpoint, and security-control drift from expected standards, then recommend remediation and track unresolved risk.

05

License and Subscription Reconciliation

Compare subscription and license evidence to identify billing drift, unused seats, reclaimable spend, and protected revenue.

06

Compromised Identity Response

Coordinate evidence collection, risk classification, containment recommendations, and response proof for suspected identity compromise.

07

Customer Business Review

Collect service, endpoint, identity, and security evidence into customer-ready review priorities, executive summaries, and follow-up items.

08

Ticket Intelligence

Trigger from ticket activity or webhooks to surface stale updates, escalation signals, executive-impact work, and follow-up that needs ownership.

How Reveals Start

Run from the work, not just from the portal.

Event Triggered

Start a Reveal from ticket updates, webhook events, source-system changes, or other meaningful activity.

Scheduled

Run recurring checks for work that should be reviewed daily, weekly, monthly, or around customer-facing cycles.

Operator Run

Launch a Reveal manually when a team wants to review a customer, account, site, or operational area on demand.

Next Step

Map the first Reveal to the work your team already does.

We can walk through which Reveal should start first, what systems should trigger it, and how follow-up should be routed.