One company, three products, one standard.

I have spent my life among institutions, countries and languages: in uniform, in commerce, and among people living far from home. Everywhere, I learned the same thing. What a person says, promises or writes is easily lost, and the person who owns it is easily forgotten.

Orchestrate comes from nineteen years of running commercial operations by hand, where good work vanished because nobody could later show who promised what. It finds the customer and follows through, and the owner says yes.

Aura comes from every community and every office I have stood in, in more than one script. It is where people speak in their own language, and the places in their lives answer in their own name.

Colophon comes from my own writing. It is the house I wanted for my books, and now for other authors: every edition kept, in their own language, owned by the person who wrote it.

Software can now write the email, answer the question and draft the chapter. Our three products give one answer: let the machine do the work, and keep the person who owns it in charge of it.