The expensive headache
Consultants and managers burn hours scheduling clarifications because surveys never rabbit-hole. liveIO interviews in parallel — voice-first — and keeps going until the seat is actually covered.
liveIO
liveIO turns seat interviews into a company knowledge base: Role Briefs per seat, an Org Runway across handoffs. Then you hire, automate, or stand up agents on what is real.
Everyone means to document the process. Nobody clears two weeks of calendar. So you hire, buy software, and automate blind.
Built for ops leads, CAIOs, and consultancies who map before they build
What a finished audit looks like
A typical audit: 12–25 seats · 20–40 minutes each · a company map in 1–2 weeks.
Why use us
Traditional questionnaires fail the same way every time: one-word answers, vague steps, and a calendar full of follow-up meetings just to ask “what did you mean by this?”
Consultants and managers burn hours scheduling clarifications because surveys never rabbit-hole. liveIO interviews in parallel — voice-first — and keeps going until the seat is actually covered.
Turn a 2-week discovery and onboarding slog into a conversational stream measured in days. Companies save the billable hours they’d spend chasing incomplete forms.
When seats conflict or something’s still thin, flag the person from the dashboard. Same invite, full prior context — no new calendar invite for “quick sync.”
You use liveIO so you stop paying for discovery theater — and start with a map you can hire, automate, and build on.
See it run
Tap a card — Role Briefs, leak rankings, and conflict checks as they appear in the product.
Finance won’t touch NetSuite until variance is flagged — keep the rule with the seat.
What the map unlocks
A second brain for how the company runs — then agents, hires, and systems land on evidence.
Role Briefs become the living knowledge base for each seat — steps, tools, why. Owned by the company, not stuck in one head or a dead Confluence page.
Leak #1 on the Org Runway is your first agent brief. The Role Brief is the SOP — so automation preserves the rule that used to live in Slack.
Hand them the seat guide, not a scavenger hunt. Cover, succession, and contractors start from Monday morning — written down.
Atomic tasks and data movement in writing before the RFP. ERP and tools encode the real workflow, not the org-chart story.
What lands in the brain
Invite every seat at once. People walk through real work — not a form. The knowledge base fills as they finish.
Each finish becomes a Role Brief: steps, tools, why, samples. The company wiki of that seat.
The Org Runway cross-checks seats, surfaces conflicts, and ranks leaks — so agents and systems start where it hurts.
The flow
From the field
“We knew renewals ran through three Sheets and a Slack channel — we just couldn’t prove it. After the seats finished, Role Briefs made the handoffs obvious. The next hire started from Monday, not from gossip.”
“The Org Runway ranked AP re-key as Leak #1. That became the first agent we stood up — with the variance rule preserved from the CS brief. No more automating a guessed process.”
“Parallel invites beat sequential consultant weeks. We saw belief-vs-reality conflicts between Finance and CS in days — the kind one polished interview never surfaces.”
What’s included
Workspace, Role Briefs, Org Runway, and build-order on ranked leaks — one membership.
Founding price locks the full stack below.
Pricing
Map your company now. Every future map feature stays included at the founding rate.
Every seat · Role Briefs · Org Runway · updates on the map.
$97$49/month
Founding price · locked for life · cancel anytime
We run the seats with you. You keep the brain and the build.
$5,000 starting
Limited build slots each month
7-day zero-risk: a finished Role Brief a builder can use — or a full refund.
Why we built liveIO
Operators kept asking the same question: what should AI actually do in our company — job by job, not in theory. The answer was never in a prompt pack. It was in how Monday already runs.
liveIO productizes that audit: parallel seat interviews, Role Briefs, and an Org Runway that ranks leaks. Map first. Build second. The company owns the how.
Questions, answered
You create a company, add context, and invite seats with a link. People talk through real work — voice preferred — while you watch progress. Finished seats become Role Briefs; across seats you get an Org Runway.