HQ, explained
A request comes in by email, through the start-a-project form, or as a note on a piece in your space. A card opens on your project board with a plan for what each piece of work must make. Digital workers, which are AI agents set up for your business, build the work and file it to HQ, where it is held.
Client Services checks the work against your request, and a person on our team signs off. Then you approve each piece, ask for a change, or remove it. Finished work sits in named folders, and approved posts can be scheduled to your connected social networks.
How does work move through HQ?
Request, plan, build, review, approve and deliver. Digital workers do the building, people check it, and you decide what goes out. A change request opens a new card.
What is a digital worker in HQ?
It is an AI agent set up for your business with a clear role. For each card, it searches HQ’s skill library for what the task needs, builds the work and files it for review. It lists the skills it used.
Questions
Who is HQ for?
HQ is for CEOs and business owners putting AI to work across their businesses. It is the workspace where Abracadabra delivers client work.
Can anything be posted without my approval?
No. Only finished work you have approved can be scheduled or posted. Work that is still held cannot.
Which social networks can HQ post to?
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, YouTube, Threads, Google Business and Bluesky. You connect each account through the network’s own sign-in.
How do I start with HQ?
HQ is our client workspace, so it opens when we start work together. Begin with the Readiness Check or a project.
Where we use this term
Sources
- HQ. Abracadabra.
- How Client Work Moves Through HQ and Our AI Agents. Abracadabra.
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