For in-house brand teams
One brand. Every campaign. A trail anyone can audit.
Tempera runs your brand's work the way a disciplined agency would run a client's — departments in their own lanes, drafts grounded in the brand book, and a named human sign-off before anything ships.
The short answer
Departments stand where an agency's clients stand: each team's work lives in its own lane, grounded in your brand guidelines and its own approved history. The review gate gives brand and legal a named sign-off with a recorded trail — and a flat monthly plan covers the whole team, not a per-seat meter.
Flat monthly billing, priced per team — one line item, no per-seat charges.
Talk to usA campaign through your team
Five moments every brand team knows — and the one existing capability that answers each.
When marketing hands you the brief
Structured intake
The request arrives as scattered messages; Tempera shapes it into a brief with an objective, an audience, and mandatories — the version everyone works from.
When brand consistency matters
Brand-book grounding
Every draft is grounded in your guidelines and your team's approved history, so channel copy and visuals stay on brand without a policing pass.
When legal reviews
The review gate
Nothing ships until a named reviewer approves it — and whoever generated the work can't be the one who signs it. The verdict and its reason are recorded, so the trail reads itself.
When the campaign iterates
Feedback as context
Every approval and rejection — with the reason — feeds the next draft. The team's taste accumulates in the platform instead of one person's memory.
When leadership asks what shipped
The dashboard
Cost, time, and verdicts, attributed per department and campaign — an answer you can paste into the QBR, not a feeling.
What actually changes
Where requests arrive
- The brand team today
- Slack threads, decks, and hallway asks
- The same team on Tempera
- Structured briefs each department works from
Brand consistency
- The brand team today
- A policing pass after the work is made
- The same team on Tempera
- Drafts grounded in the brand book before anyone reviews
Sign-off
- The brand team today
- Approval buried in an email chain
- The same team on Tempera
- A named reviewer, a recorded verdict, a readable trail
Institutional memory
- The brand team today
- In the head of whoever's been here longest
- The same team on Tempera
- Every verdict and its reason, kept and reused per department
Reporting up
- The brand team today
- A feeling, assembled the night before the QBR
- The same team on Tempera
- Cost, time, and verdicts attributed per department and campaign
| The brand team today | The same team on Tempera | |
|---|---|---|
| Where requests arrive | Slack threads, decks, and hallway asks | Structured briefs each department works from |
| Brand consistency | A policing pass after the work is made | Drafts grounded in the brand book before anyone reviews |
| Sign-off | Approval buried in an email chain | A named reviewer, a recorded verdict, a readable trail |
| Institutional memory | In the head of whoever's been here longest | Every verdict and its reason, kept and reused per department |
| Reporting up | A feeling, assembled the night before the QBR | Cost, time, and verdicts attributed per department and campaign |
What the team gets
Quick answers
All questions- We don't have 'clients' — does the model fit?
- Yes. In workspace-mode terms your departments and brands stand where clients stood — the vocabulary relabels, and the structure (scoped context, budgets, the gate) is exactly why it works.
- How is it billed?
- A flat monthly plan priced per team — one predictable line item, no per-seat meter. Talk to us and we'll set it against your team's shape.
- Can it run inside our infrastructure?
- Yes — hosted or self-hosted at the same price, with storage you point at either way, and an offline option on the Network tier's roadmap.
- Can brand and legal have different access?
- Yes. Capability-based roles and per-department scope control who can read, create, review, or administer work — on web and mobile.
- Will departments share each other's context?
- No. Each department or brand lane keeps its own sources, review history, budgets, and agent. Shared guidelines can be attached deliberately; context never bleeds by accident.
For in-house brand teams
What the team gets
01
Department-scoped context
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Budgets per campaign
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Self-hosting at the same price
Flat monthly billing, priced per team — one line item, no per-seat charges.
Prove it on one client
Your brand's history, put to work.
Evaluate the whole workflow in mock mode — no AI keys, no card — then bring your brand book.
No AI keys. No card. Nothing reaches a client without review.