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One system. Every seat at the table.

Different teams, same three guarantees: brand rules to work from, a verdict before anything ships, and a record after.

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Brand leadershipBrand managementContent and channelsRegional and growthCompliance and legalAgency partners
Brand leadership

You answer for the brand. Now you can see it.

The record, not a report

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Brand management

Stop re-teaching the brand. Fix the rules once.

One edit, system-wide

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Content and channels

One core message. Eight channels. Zero re-briefing.

One message, every channel

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Regional and growth

Arabic first, not Arabic eventually.

Every market at once

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Compliance and legal

Catch it before it ships. Prove it after.

Must Fix means must fix

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Agency partners

Brief from the live rules, not a PDF export.

Guest access with limits

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Brand leadership

You answer for the brand. Now you can see it.

The CMO's problem is not a shortage of output — it is a shortage of visibility. Work ships from six teams and three agencies, and the first time you see it is on a billboard. NeoIQ gives leadership the record: what shipped, who approved it, against which rule, at what cost.

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    The record, not a report

    Every output carries its verdict and its approver. The audit log is the single source for "who signed off on this?"

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    Usage with names attached

    Six features are metered, you get a warning at 80%, and the CSV export names model, provider, tokens, and estimated cost.

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    The weekly digest

    Intel Desk names each market and its numbers — a Monday read that holds up in a board deck.

02 · Brand management

Stop re-teaching the brand. Fix the rules once.

Brand managers spend their weeks re-explaining the same rules — to new hires, to agencies, to the AI tools everyone secretly uses. In NeoIQ you correct the rule once. The new version carries the name of whoever changed it, and every agent works from it immediately.

One edit, system-wide
Rewrite a voice rule and Brand Guard, the off-brand checks, and every draft after it work from the new version.
Rules that actually run
Publishing the rules turns each one on inside Brand Guard — not as a slide, as a check every draft has to pass.
Re-run it when strategy moves
Repositioning? Run onboarding again against the new reality. The new version carries a name; the old one stays underneath.
03 · Content and channels

One core message. Eight channels. Zero re-briefing.

Content teams do not suffer from a lack of ideas — they suffer from re-making the same idea for every channel, and defending every version in review. Content Engine writes the channel versions from the approved core message, holds each channel to its own limits in the editor, and shows anything that wandered off-brand as the exact words you can accept or reject.

One message, every channel
One approved core message becomes the X post, the email, the SMS, the caption — each inside its own limits.
The words that moved
Voice, claim, and audience problems come back as the exact words that changed — not a score to argue about.
Review at reading speed
⌘Enter approves. ⌘⇧Enter hands off. The queue clears in minutes, and every decision leaves a receipt.
Regional and growth

Arabic first, not Arabic eventually.

Regional teams live the gap between headquarters and market: campaigns arrive late, translated literally, and off-voice. NeoIQ drafts every market version from the same core message at once — Arabic as a peer, with its own channel limits and the same brand rules behind it.

Every market at once

KSA and UAE drafts from one source, each inside the rules for that market — not a translation pass at the end.

Arabic by rule

Mirrored verbs, the numeral style your organization picks, no letter-spacing, Arabic SMS at 70 characters. Enforced, not remembered.

Market intelligence, cited

Intel Desk tracks each market by name — competitor moves and other signals ranked by how fast they are moving, every claim sourced.

05 · Compliance and legal

Catch it before it ships. Prove it after.

Compliance usually enters the story after the mistake. In NeoIQ, regulatory rules default to Must Fix — a hard block before publication — and every verdict, override, and approval is recorded with a name. The audit trail is not a feature bolted on for you; it is how the whole system works.

Must Fix means must fix
A failed regulatory rule blocks the output. No judgment calls at midnight, no exceptions without a record.
Overrides with justification
Soft blocks can be overridden — with a written justification, logged with the operator's name.
Unverified is a status, not a vibe
A claim with no source is marked unverified and held until someone adds one.
06 · Agency partners

Brief from the live rules, not a PDF export.

Agencies do their best work when the brand is legible. Guest roles let partners look up the live rules — voice, hard limits, approved messaging — with limits on what they can touch. Handoffs in and out are named and recorded, so nobody digs through file names to find the current version.

Guest access with limits
Six built-in roles plus access groups. Partners see the rules; owners keep the keys.
The live brief
BrandIQ answers agency questions with citations — no more "which deck is current?"
Named handoffs
"Send to Content Engine" is an action on the record, not an email with seven attachments.

The common groundOperators stay in charge. All of them.

Whoever you are in the org chart, the system makes you the same promise: agents draft, you approve, and Brand Guard records who approved what.

Private beta

Start with one campaign.

NeoIQ is in private beta with brand teams across MENAT — the Middle East, North Africa and Türkiye. Tell us your brands, your markets and your review process, and we will set up your rules with you.

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