The StrikeArc PowerPlays LibraryP01 to P12
A play is an AI system we specify in full, then install and run for you. Each one is there to move one number, and StrikeArc Scout scores every play in the StrikeArc PowerPlays Library against your answers.
Drafts message variants from your offer and brand, tests them honestly across your ad accounts, and moves budget to the winners on evidence.
Before every weekly meeting it puts pipeline movement and forecast against actual on one page, with the decisions that need an owner. Each quarter it assembles the QBR.
Audits the surfaces where you lose deals (demo screens, proposal pages, onboarding), scores them against a written rubric, and ships the redesign.
Reads your AI bills, shows where the spend actually goes, cuts dead spend and routes work to cheaper models wherever quality holds.
Reads your books and AP inbox, finds duplicate payments, billing errors and unclaimed deductions, and runs the recovery from first chase to credit.
Orders and invoices arrive by email and process themselves: read, extracted, checked against your data and posted. Only the exceptions wait for a person.
Leads from forms, calls and your website land in one CRM, deduped, enriched and scored. A missed call gets a text back, and the best leads go straight to your rep.
Drafts quotes and proposals from your price book and past wins, then runs the paper from redline to signature.
Watches the competitors that matter across public signals (site changes, pricing pages, reviews, job posts, launches) and keeps a battlecard for each one current.
Watches churn, margin and cash against thresholds you set, and tells the owner while the problem is still cheap, with a proposed response a person approves.
Captures what your expert knows from interviews, documents and recordings, and models it into a guarded twin your customers can use at 3am.
Everything your company knows, answerable with citations and kept fresh. Your team asks in Slack or Teams, where they already work.
01The library
Filter by lever to see the plays that grow revenue, take cost out or give your team time back.
Drafts message variants from your offer and brand, tests them honestly across your ad accounts, and moves budget to the winners on evidence.
Before every weekly meeting it puts pipeline movement and forecast against actual on one page, with the decisions that need an owner. Each quarter it assembles the QBR.
Audits the surfaces where you lose deals (demo screens, proposal pages, onboarding), scores them against a written rubric, and ships the redesign.
Reads your AI bills, shows where the spend actually goes, cuts dead spend and routes work to cheaper models wherever quality holds.
Reads your books and AP inbox, finds duplicate payments, billing errors and unclaimed deductions, and runs the recovery from first chase to credit.
Orders and invoices arrive by email and process themselves: read, extracted, checked against your data and posted. Only the exceptions wait for a person.
Leads from forms, calls and your website land in one CRM, deduped, enriched and scored. A missed call gets a text back, and the best leads go straight to your rep.
Drafts quotes and proposals from your price book and past wins, then runs the paper from redline to signature.
Watches the competitors that matter across public signals (site changes, pricing pages, reviews, job posts, launches) and keeps a battlecard for each one current.
Watches churn, margin and cash against thresholds you set, and tells the owner while the problem is still cheap, with a proposed response a person approves.
Captures what your expert knows from interviews, documents and recordings, and models it into a guarded twin your customers can use at 3am.
Everything your company knows, answerable with citations and kept fresh. Your team asks in Slack or Teams, where they already work.
02Anatomy of a play
Here is P06, taken apart. The other eleven follow the same four lines.
The number it moves.
Every play carries one lever: revenue up, cost down or time back. P06 is a TIME play. It shortens the trip from inbox to posted record.
Where it runs.
On the systems you already have. For P06, that is your inbox and your accounting or ERP system. Your team keeps working where it works today.
Orders and invoices arrive by email and process themselves: read, extracted, checked against your data and posted. Only the exceptions wait for a person.
The rule it keeps.
Every play has a human gate written into it. Every gate is a named human. Agents draft everything; they approve nothing.
What it reports.
What the play earns or saves shows up in dollars in the value ledger, inside StrikeArc Helm, next to every other play you run.
Run by StrikeArc: monitored, updated as the models change and kept cost-optimized for as long as it is live.
03How a play gets chosen
StrikeArc Scout scores every play in the StrikeArc PowerPlays Library against your answers. A person walks you through the ranking, including the plays we would tell you to skip.
| Rank | Play | Lever | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | P06Never touch a PO or invoice again | TIME | |
| 02 | P05Find the money you are leaking | COST | |
| 03 | P08Instant quotes, proposals, RFPs, and contracts | REV |
P11 Turn your expertise into a 24/7 product. Skip it for now: the expertise is not written down anywhere yet.
Five outcome categories
Scout sorts the value it finds into five outcome categories.
The categories describe where the money is in your business. The plays that fit them come out of your own readout.
04Where the library stands
A play’s build state tells you how far it is from running in your business. Today all twelve plays read Built on request: the specification is written, and the first install is the build.
Built and tested: its evaluations can fail, and it has passed a full test run, or it already runs for a paying customer. Installs in days.
Working code with evaluations that can fail. Installs in weeks.
Specified in full, not yet built. Your install starts with a build engagement.
All twelve plays today
StrikeArc Labs starts as a services company and is building toward services-as-software. The library is where that happens: a play built for its first customer can be installed for the next, and every install after the first starts further ahead. Your readout names the build state of every play that fits, so you know the timing before you decide.
05Two ways to own a play
Both paths start with the same free Intake & Diagnostic. The readout is yours to keep either way.
One existing play from the library, installed and handed over to your team, without run or monitoring.
The custom path
If you go ahead with the Custom Build, 50% of the Discovery fee is credited on the first month of the subscription.
How to get started
Thirty minutes with the exec who owns the problem. If a play could fit, StrikeArc Scout comes next.
