
Turn strategy
into creative.
Prism develops briefs, concepts and variants from the audience, the objective and your Brand Hub: products, approved claims and visual identity. Approved work goes into your asset library with its context.
A / STYLE
B / MOVEMENT
C / CONTEXT“What could this become?”How it works
Visual and imaginative, disciplined by context. Prism starts from the audience, the objective and your Brand Hub, and gives each direction a reason.
- The problem it solves
- Creative is briefed from scratch every time, drifts from approved claims and product facts, and gets lost in chat threads and folders.
- What it produces
- A brief, distinct concepts and variants by format. Approved work goes into your asset library (DAM) with its brief, audience and campaign attached, so it doesn’t vanish in a chat.
What Prism can do.
- Turn the audience into a brief. Objective, product facts and intended response in one place.
- Explore distinct directions. Different ideas, each with its reason, adapted across formats.
- Keep the work in your library. Versions, approvals and context stored with every asset.
- You
Create three concepts for this product and audience.
PrismI’ll use the product information, approved claims and channel dimensions in your Brand Hub. Here are three directions for review.
- You
Which one fits commuters best?
Prism“Built for the commute”, but it’s a hypothesis. I’d test it against “Move differently” rather than choose on taste alone.
Why it holds: Every claim comes from the approved list in Brand Hub. Concepts are alternatives to test, not proven winners.
| Concept | Idea | Formats |
|---|---|---|
| A · Move differently | Versatility for a day that changes plans | 1:1 · 9:16 |
| B · Built for the commute | Comfort from the first train to the last meeting | 9:16 · 1.91:1 |
| C · Everyday range | One pair, many routes through the city | 1:1 · 4:5 |
Illustrative script with fictional data. It shows how the work feels; it is not a transcript or a product screenshot.
Try Prism in a simulation.
Interactive simulation · illustrative data · not a product screenshot
One example,
five stages.
A retailer asks why repeat purchases fell in the North region. The same question, region and period travel through every stage. Illustrative workflow; the numbers are not client results.
- 01 · Understand
NexusRepeat purchases fell 11.8%, concentrated among customers whose last order was 35–60 days ago. - 02 · Define
Aura42,380 customers match. Prioritize frequent buyers with no purchase in 45+ days. - 03 · Create
PrismThree retention concepts from your brand rules and product catalog. - 04 · Activate
RadianMeta customer audience, push and email. 80% test, 20% holdout. Ready for review. - 05 · LearnShared systemIllustrative result: 7.4% relative lift in repurchase rate versus holdout. Back to Understand.↺ Returns to Understand