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Engagement OS Overview

An engagement is a specific, scoped piece of client work. The engagement workspace is where consultants spend most of their time. Everything in it is scoped to that one engagement — its evidence, assessments, gaps, workstreams, and deliverables.

Who can access

Members of the engagement team. People are added per engagement; firm-wide Organization Admins can see engagements across the firm.

The workspace layout

The engagement sidebar has two groups:

Lifecycle — the two phases the work moves through, plus the home:

ItemPurpose
OverviewEngagement home: lifecycle rail, lineage, objectives, team, quick actions
DiagnoseAssess against frameworks; surface gaps
DeliverProduce reports, decks, dashboards

Turning gaps into workstreams/a roadmap and executing that work now happen within Diagnose and Deliver — the former /plan and /execute routes redirect into them.

Workspace — cross-cutting tools available at any phase:

ItemPurpose
AnalysisCausal & impact and Financial model (plan-gated). AI baseline is a Diagnose method; Ask the Data lives in Data & sources
Data & sourcesDocuments, connected sources, ontology, data collection, findings
Evidence VaultEvery data point used across the engagement, each linked to its source
Signals & ActionsAI-detected, grounded signals with assignable actions
TeamPeople on the engagement and their roles

The lifecycle

PhaseGoalPage
DiagnoseUnderstand current state and find the gapsDiagnose
DeliverPackage it for the clientDeliver

Lineage: the thread through the work

A persistent lineage strip connects the chain of work so nothing loses its context:

Because of lineage, a workstream always knows which gap (and which assessment dimension and practice) it came from, and a deliverable can be traced back to the evidence behind it. This is what lets you defend a recommendation to a client: every claim has a documented origin.

The Overview page

The engagement home shows:

  • the lifecycle rail and lineage strip,
  • the engagement's objectives,
  • the practices it draws on,
  • the team,
  • a link to the client's document folder,
  • and quick actions (Edit details, Run assessment, review gaps).

Engagement Overview