60-second product walkthrough
See the publishing workflow move from signal to decision.
A representative product walkthrough that follows one example story from approved sources to a draft in the publisher’s own voice and a human approval decision.
Alomat product walkthrough
Walkthrough transcript
Eight moments. One accountable workflow.
- 00
The starting point
One story, several sources.
The same update reaches a publisher as a press release, a news article, and a link someone sends in.
- 01
Source intelligence
Only approved sources count.
Alomat watches the sources and intake paths the publisher has approved, and ignores everything else.
- 02
Verification
Grouped and traced before drafting.
Related coverage becomes one story group, duplicates are merged, and references stay attached.
- 03
Editorial memory
Your voice, remembered.
Style notes and earlier posts from the archive tell the workflow how this publisher writes.
- 04
Agent workflow
Drafted in visible stages.
Research, writing, editing, and verification run as separate, observable stages rather than one opaque prompt.
- 05
Content packaging
One package to review.
The draft arrives with its summary, visual brief, and references in a single review package.
- 06
Human control
The decision stays human.
An editor can approve, edit, reject, or escalate. Nothing is delivered before that decision.
- 07
Managed pilot
Start with one real workflow.
A pilot connects your own approved sources, editorial rules, and review roles to the platform.
Control boundary
Agents prepare. Editors decide.
Alomat can monitor, verify, retrieve context, coordinate specialist stages, and prepare a review package. Approval, editing, rejection, escalation, and publication authority remain with accountable people.
Start with one real workflow.