Solutions · For agencies & consultants

Deliver evidence. Not a Notion page the client never opens.

Your team ran the workshop. You’re on fixed-price. Now three senior consultants spend Wednesday night writing up findings the client will skim once. Citesvue produces the deliverable — branded, cited, defensible — from the recording itself. The time you save is the margin you recover.

RISKhigh
01:12:38

If the migration slips past Q2, we lose the Black Friday freeze window and we're looking at another six months before we can cut over cleanly.

Javier — CTO, Meridian Retail (Client)

Flagged as timeline risk. Two stakeholders agreed. Logged to steering committee register. Cross-referenced with DECISION at 01:04:22.

Pushed to Jira · Meridian · Risk Register · R-07Frame14:23.4
The economics

The write-up is the least defensible, most expensive thing you produce.

A half-day client workshop produces 4–8 hours of write-up by a senior consultant. On a fixed-price engagement, that’s margin draining straight into a document the client skims on Friday and files on Monday. On T&M, it’s a line item the client increasingly pushes back on.

The shift

The deliverable is the session, organised.

Clients don’t pay for notes. They pay for defensible recommendations grounded in what actually happened. Citesvue’s output is closer to an evidence brief than a Notion page — every recommendation cites a moment, a speaker, a screen. That’s the deliverable clients forward to their boards.

A 90-minute discovery workshop

Workshop ends. Findings pack ships before close of day.

Workshop ends. You upload the recording. Twelve minutes later: 9 DECISIONS · 14 REQUIREMENTS · 6 RISKS · 4 OPEN QUESTIONS · 7 ACTION ITEMS — each cited.

You review, approve, and click Generate findings pack. Citesvue produces a branded PDF with your logo, the client’s logo, your typography and palette, divided by workstream, with an evidence appendix linking every recommendation to the exact timestamp. You email it before end of day. The client replies that evening.

Outputs you bill against

Four deliverables, all generated from the recording.

Branded findings pack (PDF / DOCX)

Client-logo’d. Every recommendation cited to a timestamped quote. Looks like your deliverable, not ours.

DECISION register

What was agreed, by whom, when. Defensible in QBRs six months later.

RISK log

Flagged in-session, auto-extracted, severity-tagged, ready for the client’s steering committee.

Client-branded Notion page

For agencies who deliver live on Notion. White-label preserved.

Capabilities — agency cut

Five capabilities that turn margin back into hours.

  • White-label exports

    Logo, palette, typography, footer disclaimer, evidence appendix format — configurable per client. Looks like your deliverable, not ours.

  • Audit-grade citation trail

    Every recommendation links back to the moment. When the client asks six weeks later why you recommended X, the answer is one click away.

  • Project workspaces

    Group recordings by client, engagement, or sprint. Separate access per engagement. Audit log on every export.

  • Multi-session synthesis

    Across a discovery phase of five workshops, pull every RISK and DECISION into one consolidated register.

  • Custom artifact types (coming)

    Define your own extraction rules — DESIGN-CONSTRAINT for a design consultancy, COMPLIANCE-GAP for an audit firm.

Billable-hour recovery

Roughly £3,200 a week back into margin per engagement team.

Three senior consultants × 4 hours of write-up × £150/hr × 2 workshops a week = £3,600/week of non-billable time absorbed into fixed-price engagements. Citesvue cuts write-up to ~30 minutes of review. Over a 12-week engagement, that’s the cost of a senior headcount.

Integrations — agency priority

Where deliverables actually land.

  • Notion

    Branded client pages — where most agency deliverables live.

  • Slack Connect

    Client-channel evidence digest per session.

  • Confluence

    For enterprise clients with their own wikis.

  • Google Drive

    Branded PDF drop into shared client folder.

  • Webhooks

    Agency-side PSAs, project systems, time-tracking.

  • Jira

    When the agency runs the client’s sprint.

Before / after

Before and after — delivering one workshop findings pack.

Step
Without Citesvue
With Citesvue
Author
Senior consultant, 4–8 hrs
Auto-drafted, 30 min of review
Evidence
Consultant’s notes
Verbatim quotes + timestamps
Branding
Copy-paste into template
White-labelled by default
Defensibility in QBR
“We recommended this because…”
Citation link to the moment
Client perception
Notes
Evidence brief
Scenarios

Five places agencies use Citesvue.

Scenario · 01Discovery

Discovery-phase findings pack

5 workshops → one consolidated brief with cross-session themes.

Outcome · Single evidence-grounded deliverable.
Scenario · 02Turnaround

Post-workshop rapid turnaround

Client expects deliverable next-day — now it’s same-day.

Outcome · Client trust compounds.
Scenario · 03Steering

Steering committee risk register

Every RISK flagged in-session, auto-compiled, branded.

Outcome · Auditable governance artefact.
Scenario · 04Design

Design-review citations

Reference the exact moment a stakeholder approved or blocked a direction.

Outcome · Less re-litigation in later phases.
Scenario · 05Retainer

Retained-client monthly digest

One branded digest across every call that month, billable as a recurring deliverable.

Outcome · Recurring revenue line.
Lines from the agency day

Sound familiar?

  • We wrote the deliverable in fifteen minutes — and it was better than what we used to spend Thursday night on.

  • The client asked why we recommended the phased rollout. I sent them the quote. End of conversation.

  • Every consultant produces the same quality of write-up now, not just the senior ones.

Common questions

What partners and agency leaders ask.

  • No. Full white-label on Team and above — only your logo, your typography, your palette. The client sees your deliverable, not ours.
  • Yes — any recording, any source. As long as you’ve been given the file, the platform can process it.
  • No. The platform stays internal to your team. You deliver branded exports — PDF, DOCX, Notion pages — directly to the client.
  • Raw media deleted after processing. Project-level access control. Full audit trail. Per-engagement Guest scoping with expiry where you do want to grant client access.
  • Yes — Enterprise track supports single-tenant cloud and on-prem deployment for engagements with audit, legal, or regulated finance clients.
  • On the roadmap. If a current engagement requires it, talk to sales — we’ve scoped early-access for several specialist consultancies.
  • Per-project erasure supported. When the engagement closes, every recording, transcript, frame, artifact, and audit entry can be purged on request with a signed deletion receipt.
Pricing recommendation

Team is the right entry. Enterprise for regulated client work.

Team unlocks unlimited recordings, branded exports, project workspaces, webhooks. Enterprise for boutiques in audit, legal, or regulated finance needing on-prem or SSO. A partner program for volume rates and co-marketing is in design.

Closing argument

Your next recording could be
your most valuable asset.

Or it could sit in a Drive folder nobody opens again. The difference is whether it has citations attached.

  • SetupOne drag-and-drop. No bots, no plugins.
  • First insightCited Q&A on a 60-min recording in under 6 minutes.
  • Cancel anytimeFull data export, full right to erasure.