When your client asks who checked the AI's work, send one link.
Every deliverable goes out with the checks it passed, who on your team accepted it, and your logo on the page. Your team checks less, and your client signs off on the evidence instead of a status call.
1 proof room
Per engagement
Your logo, one shareable link for the client
Checks + sign-off
On each deliverable
The checks it passed, the evidence, and who on your team accepted it
Always wait for you
Client sends
Nothing goes to the client without a person on your team
Where the checking piles up
Agents made the work cheap. Checking it didn't get cheaper.
"Trust me" doesn't survive an invoice
When AI does the work, clients ask what they're paying for. Without a clear trail of what changed and who approved it, every invoice and renewal becomes a negotiation.
Scope and approvals live in five places
The deliverable is in the repo, the decision is in Slack, the sign-off is in an email, and the next step is in someone's head. Reassembling that for a client update eats your margin.
AI sped up delivery, not accountability
You ship in days instead of weeks, but a faster pipeline with no checks just means more unverified work reaching more clients, faster.
Cross-discipline work, one fragmented story
Product, engineering, design, and marketing all touch the engagement. The client sees disconnected outputs instead of one coherent record of the work you did.
Teach, check, approve, prove
One loop, in the AI tools you already use. Sends, deploys and spend always stop for a person.
Teach
Each client’s bar, written down once.
Brand rules, banned claims and approval owners per engagement. A correction on one deliverable becomes a rule for the next.
Check
Deliverables are checked before your team reads them.
Misses go back to the agent with the reason. Your team reviews what passed and the one thing that needs an eye.
Approve
Nothing reaches the client without you.
Sends to the client always wait for a person on your team. Agents can’t approve their own work.
Prove
One proof room per engagement, with your logo.
What shipped, the checks each deliverable passed, and who accepted it. Your client can open it without an OrgX login.
Questions from agencies
Answer first, limits included.
How does OrgX help an agency prove AI-assisted work?
Each deliverable is checked against the client’s rules before your team reviews it, and keeps a receipt once someone accepts it. You send the client one proof room that shows what shipped, what it was checked against and who signed off.
Is the proof room something we can show clients directly?
Yes. It carries your logo, opens from one link, and the client can read it without an OrgX login. It's built to be the thing you send for an update, a milestone or a renewal, not an internal dashboard.
We work across product, design, and marketing. Does that fit?
Yes. Each discipline gets its own checks, and every deliverable from every discipline lands in the same proof room for the engagement.
What if the checker is wrong?
It doesn't clear anything on its own until it agrees with at least 16 of your last 20 blind picks. Until then every result comes to you, with the checker's opinion beside it.
How is this different from a project management tool?
Linear and Notion track what your team decided to do. OrgX checks what the agents delivered against the client’s bar and keeps the proof of who accepted it. Tracking is internal; the proof room is what the client reads.
What does it cost?
Agency is $298 a month ($268.20 billed yearly): proof rooms with your logo, a delivery record per engagement, up to 5 seats and $180 of agent usage a month. If you want us to set it up with you, the Client Proof Loop is $2,500 a month.
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Connect the AI tools you already use. Teach OrgX your bar once, and check less after that.
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