GETSET · THE VISION
Choose an outcome.
Compose a route to it.
A useful outcome often needs several capabilities. GetSet’s vision is to connect them into a coordinated service—with owners, dependencies and acceptance at each step.
ACC is the first digital phase. Provider networks, marketplaces and physical-service orchestration are future vision.
Explore ACC todaySTART WITH DIGITAL DELIVERY
A capability is one part. A service brings parts together.
Take a booking website. An approved design is useful on its own. Combined with implementation and release checks, it can contribute to a complete outcome.
Approved design
Owner: design specialist · acceptance: reviewed screens
Working booking flow
Owner: build specialist · acceptance: booking checks
Release verification
Owner: release lead · acceptance: agreed checks
A booking website ready for acceptance
A lead provider owns the combined outcome. Design acceptance can unlock implementation; the customer accepts against the agreed result.
A capability is what can be done. An offering is a provider’s promise. The composed service coordinates those promises toward an outcome.
ACC → PROVIDER COLLABORATION → GETSET
The model grows by crossing new boundaries.
A shared task inside an organisation is not the same as a commitment between businesses. Each expansion needs its own permissions, operating rules and evidence.
- CURRENT BETA · INTERNAL USE
ACC coordinates work within an organisation
Goals, hierarchy, boards, people, agents and tools share an operational record. Digital delivery is the first use case.
- FUTURE VISION
Providers coordinate commitments between organisations
A lead provider commissions design and build suppliers. Each keeps its own work private; only agreed milestones and evidence cross the boundary.
- FUTURE VISION
GetSet composes capabilities across domains
Combine digital, local or industrial capabilities into a route to an outcome. Prove domain-specific timing, availability and acceptance before expanding.
FUTURE VISION · CONCEPTUAL EXAMPLE
“Help me set up a workshop.”
This is a possible route, not a service available to book today. Physical work adds location, site safety, equipment, availability and inspections.
- 01
Plan the site
Confirm the outcome, location and constraints.
- Timing / prerequisite
- Before any equipment commitment
- Provider role
- Site planner + customer
- Acceptance point
- Approved layout and site requirements
- 02
Equip the workshop
Select compatible tools, materials and installation work.
- Timing / prerequisite
- After layout approval; dates agreed with suppliers
- Provider role
- Equipment supplier + installer
- Acceptance point
- Delivery and installation inspection
- 03
Prepare the people
Arrange relevant roles and training.
- Timing / prerequisite
- After equipment and safety requirements are clear
- Provider role
- Trainer + staffing provider
- Acceptance point
- Competence and readiness checks
- 04
Operate and maintain
Coordinate service, upkeep and follow-up.
- Timing / prerequisite
- After commissioning is accepted
- Provider role
- Operator + maintenance provider
- Acceptance point
- Agreed operating checks and service records
FIRST PROOF, THEN EXPANSION
Start with work
you can inspect.
ACC and FlowGraph provide internal digital-use examples. FlowGraph is a separate memory tool, with ACC integration in progress. Broader GetSet capabilities will need their own demonstrated workflows.
See ACC product statusHelp shape the first phase.
Bring ongoing digital work or an organisation you want to coordinate with people and agents.
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