What Marque means for the COO

Chief Operating Officer

The operating cadence on autopilot: tickets, SLAs and slipping commitments, with the owner named.

  • operating cadence
  • support operations
  • vendor and procurement management
  • delivery SLAs
  • process and tooling
  • hiring operations with the CHRO

Key takeaways

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What to ask

Starters for this seat

The same starters the Ask screen offers you, from the seat's own list and its home department. Each one is answerable from connected sources today.

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Runs for you

Routines for this seat

Enable any of these on the Routines page. Defaults run at 06:00 UTC; change the day and time, choose whether actions ask first, and pick email, in-app or both.

  • Ticket SLA Review

    Weekly

    SLA stats, breach list, aging tickets, and top support themes.

    Delivered by email and in-app notification.

  • Escalation Digest

    Daily

    Open escalations with age and customer revenue context.

    Delivered by email and in-app notification.

  • Support SLA review (weekly)

    Weekly

    Builder routine: every Monday Marque reviews the support queue for the last 7 days against the 7 before and the quarter to date (tickets created, solved and reopened, median and p90 first reply and full resolution, breaches against the Marque targets in config/sales-routines.json rather than a Zendesk SLA policy, open tickets older than 7 days by priority with the oldest ten listed, backlog by assignee) and mails it to the support lead (review recipients until slaReview.deliverToOwners is on).

    Delivered by a thread.

Worked examples

Real questions, this week's real answers

These answers quote real company data, so they are shown to signed-in colleagues only. Sign in to read them.

Boundaries

What protects you

The rules are code, not prompt. They apply the same way to every seat.

Every department brain, tiers T0 to T3
A CXO seat reads the org brain and all eleven department brains at tiers T0 to T3. Tier T4 (executive-explicit) is deliberately excluded: those files need a named grant, seat or not.
The lens frames, it never grants
Pick your seat lens on the Ask screen and answers lead with your KPIs and end with one recommended action. Access comes from grants.json and your principal record; the lens is appended after the ACL filter.
Actions wait for your click
Jira issues and comments, Copper tasks and notes, and delegated email are actions. Each shows an approval card with its consequence before it runs, is always a create or an append, and lands in the audit log with your name.
Everything is audited
Every ask records the sources and tools it used; every denial records its reason. Unreadable grants deny, missing secrets 401, and the actions kill switch stops every write.

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