Included
- One agreed client script workflow
- Brief and Brand Voice setup for the selected client
- Team review and a client review cycle
- A review of recorded workflow activity and team feedback
- A written fit decision at the end
Focused agency pilot
Put Narraplex to work on one real client approval loop.
Run one recurring script workflow from brief to client decision. Evaluate Narraplex through the work your team already does, the client's review, recorded workflow activity, and the team's experience.
One recurring workflow · One decision owner · One workflow lead · One client review cycle
A focused pilot, with a clear decision at the end.
Narraplex pilots are paid and scoped around one recurring client workflow. We confirm the fee, timing, boundaries, success criteria, and next-step decision in writing before anything starts.
Not included by default
- A company-wide rollout
- A free-form content sandbox
- Custom integrations before fit is established
- A replacement for the agency's planning or production stack
- A guarantee of faster or first-pass approval
Is your agency a good fit?
Best fit
- You manage a recurring client script workflow.
- Client feedback or approval regularly slows the work down.
- A sponsor can judge whether the pilot is worth continuing.
- A day-to-day workflow owner can run the pilot.
- A client can review real work during the pilot.
- Your team is open to a paid, scoped evaluation.
Probably not a fit
- You only want a drafting tool with no review or approval workflow.
- You do not have a recurring client approval workflow.
- A client cannot review real work during the pilot.
- You need a company-wide migration before testing one workflow.
- You need custom integrations before establishing product fit.
- You need a guaranteed approval or performance outcome.
Pilot fit check
Tell us about one workflow.
We will use these details to assess whether a focused Narraplex pilot makes sense for your agency. This is a fit check, not a commitment to start.
What happens next
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Fit check
Tell us about the agency, the workflow, the approval problem, and who would own the pilot.
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Written scope
If there is a fit, we confirm the selected workflow, fee, timing, boundaries, success criteria, and responsibilities in writing.
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Real workflow
Your team runs the agreed brief, script review, and client decision through Narraplex.
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Fit decision
Together, we review the recorded activity and your team’s feedback, then agree on the most useful next step: continuing, refining the scope, or concluding the pilot.
What the pilot helps you evaluate
Metrics appear only when there is enough complete review history. The pilot combines that recorded activity with team feedback; it does not guarantee an approval or performance outcome.
Median approval time
The typical time from opening client review to the recorded client approval.
First-pass approval
The share of recorded client approvals completed in the first review round.
Median revision rounds
The typical number of client review rounds that ended in Changes requested before approval.
Version clarity
Whether the agency team and client can identify the version under review and the version approved.
Team fit
Whether the workflow is clear enough for the people who would use it after the pilot.
Pilot questions
Is the pilot free?
No. Narraplex pilots are paid and scoped. If there is a fit, the fee, timing, boundaries, success criteria, and responsibilities are confirmed in writing before the pilot starts.
Do we need to move our whole agency into Narraplex?
No. The pilot focuses on one recurring client script workflow. It is designed to test fit without requiring a company-wide migration.
Does the client need a Narraplex workspace account?
No. The agency can send a dedicated client review link. Depending on the review settings, the client may be asked to verify access.
What happens if Narraplex is not a fit?
At the end of the pilot, we review the recorded activity and your team’s feedback together, then agree on the most useful next step: continuing, refining the scope, or concluding the pilot. The pilot is an evaluation, not an obligation to buy a recurring plan.
Can you guarantee fewer revisions or faster approval?
No. The pilot records workflow activity and helps the team judge clarity and fit. Approval speed and revision count still depend on the work, team, client, and review context.
Start with the workflow that causes the most approval drag.
Tell us where the process breaks down. We will assess whether it is a practical pilot for Narraplex.