Work with BLACK HALO
Lead the work with your team, discuss managed support, or define an enterprise deployment. Start with your priorities—not a confusing list of tools.
Three ways to work together
Who leads the work, which capabilities you need and what must be agreed before activation.
01 / HALO PLATFORM
Teams that want to operate the available workspace and lead their own planning.
Explore the available product experience, prepare drafts and keep ownership of the decisions. Agree which capabilities and usage are included before activation.
02 / HALO MANAGED
Teams seeking a scoped strategy, creative or delivery engagement.
Discuss how BLACK HALO Agency can support your objectives using the same briefs, context and review process. Deliverables and responsibilities are agreed before work begins.
03 / HALO ENTERPRISE
Multi-brand or multi-market organisations with specific integration and governance needs.
Define your required workspaces, data boundaries, access model and integrations. Establish the scope and qualification criteria before deployment.
Final prices and included usage are not yet published. Requests are for a scoped proposal; this Preview does not activate checkout, a subscription or live execution.
Proposed engagement structures. Final capabilities, usage, deliverables and prices require an agreed scope.
| Decision | HALO PLATFORM | HALO MANAGED | HALO ENTERPRISE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Teams leading their own growth work | Teams seeking a scoped delivery partner | Multi-brand or multi-market organisations |
| Working scope | Agreed workspace and available preparation capabilities | Agreed platform scope plus contracted human deliverables | Defined organisation structure, integrations and governance |
| Your responsibility | Business context, sources, approvals and permitted accounts | Business priorities, source access and final approvals | Data boundaries, system ownership and approval policy |
| BLACK HALO responsibility | Agreed onboarding and product access | Contracted strategy, creative and delivery work | Agreed deployment and integration work |
| Onboarding | Brief → scope → access qualification | Brief → delivery plan → review cadence | Discovery → integration design → phased qualification |
| Connections | Approved provider access required | Approved provider access and agreed execution scope | Tenant-qualified integrations and acceptance criteria |
| Usage and costs | Usage allowance and provider costs specified in proposal | Management fees, usage and media budgets scoped separately | Deployment, usage, providers and support scoped separately |
Capabilities, usage limits, onboarding, support and responsibilities are agreed in writing. An enquiry does not activate access or a subscription.
Advertising budgets, model usage, calling, data and other third-party costs are not assumed to be included. No provider cost or service rate is published here.
From discussion to agreed scope
Start with the business question and the outcome you want to pursue.
Explore the relevant example and identify what your team needs.
Confirm capabilities, responsibilities, data and success criteria.
Confirm the required access and connections.
Measure documented outcomes against the agreed scope.
Questions before you start
No. Some areas support draft preparation; others demonstrate the intended workflow or remain planned. Current availability is shown with each capability and must be confirmed in your scope.
No. The enquiry does not activate a subscription or live execution.
Use the enquiry to describe the business problem and the capabilities you want to discuss. The team can then establish a suitable scope; no delivery commitment is created by this page.
No. The labelled examples explain the product and proposed workflows. They are not verified customer performance claims.
Include your requirements in the enterprise or platform discussion. Availability and access must be qualified for the agreed scope; the Preview does not establish a working integration.
BLACK HALO™
Explore the work. Understand the possibilities. Define the next step.
