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Workflows

The operating workflows we run Edge8 on, organized around our four offices: Revenue, Talent, Operations, and Innovation. Real systems documented end to end: who does what, when it happens, and where AI does the heavy lifting. This is how we run Edge8, and everything here is something we can build for you.

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Talent

How people get hired, coached, and grown.

TalentSeptember 9, 2026

Review Requests: Any Reviewer, One Link

Talent opens a probation or performance review for anyone, adds reviewers beyond the manager (a second lead, a client contact), and hands each one a link, from the team assistant or one Reviews screen. The manager keeps the decision.

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TalentAugust 10, 2026

The Biweekly 1-1 Coaching Cycle

AI preps every 1-1, a human holds it, and AI drafts a two-tier recap that publishes only after the coach reviews it. Check-ins loop into the next prep, and monthly trends feed the coaching focus back in.

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TalentAugust 10, 2026

The Leadership Coach: AI Program Plan

The 5D program plan behind our coaching system: the problem, the data, the workflow design, the ROI, and the deployment, with two-tier privacy enforced in code instead of discipline.

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TalentAugust 10, 2026

Recruitment: Three Loops, One Pool

Not a pipeline: demand, sourcing, and selection run as continuous loops around one candidate pool that never forgets. Backward moves are normal, and every exit is a pool entry.

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TalentJuly 20, 2026

New Member Onboarding

A recruiter marks an applicant hired, and the new member walks themselves in: one form turns an applicant into an employee on probation with a portal account waiting.

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TalentJuly 22, 2026

Edge8 Onboarding Cycle

Every new hire moves through six stages on a kanban board that runs itself: the system chases the plan, sends the surveys, and flips the status. Managers make one decision, at Day 45.

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Operations

How the machine runs day to day.

OperationsApril 12, 2026

How We Publish

The four-stage pipeline behind every post on this site. A human creates and approves, Claude builds and logs.

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OperationsMarch 20, 2026

Monthly Invoicing

One billing cycle, four dates, zero chasing. Created on the 31st, dated to the 1st, due on the 20th, escalated after.

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OperationsJuly 16, 2026

Contractor Hours + Payment

Every piece of contractor work moves through one loop: request, estimate, approval, delivery, and a monthly payment run.

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OperationsJuly 16, 2026

Time Off

Leave requests move from the team portal to an admin decision to an updated balance without a single chat message.

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OperationsJuly 16, 2026

QuickBooks Invoice Sync

A weekly sync pulls every invoice out of QuickBooks and maps it to the CRM, so revenue truth lives in one place.

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OperationsJuly 18, 2026

Monthly Expense Entry

Bank transactions become a categorized finance sheet, the sheet becomes QuickBooks entries, and the P&L confirms the month. Every expense entered, every pass-through billed.

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OperationsJuly 16, 2026

Monthly P&L

Invoices and expenses sync from QuickBooks all month, then close into a published P&L days after month end.

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OperationsJuly 16, 2026

Survey Collection

Create a survey, share one link, and watch responses land in the admin in real time. Feedback without the spreadsheet.

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OperationsSeptember 8, 2026

Daily Check-in Agent

The stand-up, read off the Workboard: a 09:30 agent posts done yesterday, doing today and blockers per team to Lark, nudges anyone whose cards went quiet, and closes every week on Wednesday with a Human and AI token report.

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OperationsJuly 24, 2026

Infinite Leverage Retreats

A founder ships real AI programs alongside the team in a few days. People run the room; the admin runs the money, capturing every cost live so profit is known the day the retreat ends.

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One method behind every page

Every workflow here was planned with a 5D program brief, documented in seven elements, mapped step by step to humans and machines, tested with the New Hire Test, and shipped through three stage gates. It is the same method we teach in the AI Officer certification.

Plan 5D BriefDocument 7 elementsAssign Centaur MapShip 3 stage gates
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