Every workspace works like your own client director in Multiply. It researches its client's world and proposes work you could take to that client. Both live on the workspace page: Intelligence on the left, and Brief proposals and New signals on the Overview tab.
Run now refreshes the research straight away.
New findings pulse. Open one to read why it matters.
Explore opens a brief proposal.
New signals collects the latest findings you haven't opened yet.
Workspace Intelligence
Multiply researches the client behind the workspace and files what it finds under three sections: Market, Trends and Competitors. A short weekly digest sits at the top, and the Source badge shows how many workspace files the research draws on.
Click a section to expand it. A section with unread items shows New findings, and each unread item has a pulsing dot. Open an item to see why it matters, when it was published, and a link to the original article. Once anyone in the workspace opens an item, it's no longer marked as new.
The New signals card on the Overview tab shows the three latest unread findings across all sections. Click one to open the original article.
Brief Proposals
From the same research, Multiply drafts brief proposals for the workspace. Each one is a short pitch for a piece of work, with a draft brief, suggested deliverables, and the sources behind it. When you start a proposal, it becomes a Project with the brief already attached.
On each proposal you can:
Explore it to add project instructions, edit the brief, choose deliverables and start the project. See Turning a brief proposal into a project.
Save it for later with the bookmark icon. Saved proposals are under the Saved tab.
Archive it with the X to remove it from view. Archived proposals are under the Archive tab.
Nothing is sent to your client, and nothing is created until you open a proposal and start it yourself.
When the research runs
Automatically every Monday.
When a workspace is created.
When new files finish uploading to the workspace.
Whenever you click Run now. The button in the Intelligence panel refreshes the research, and the one on the Brief proposals card refreshes the proposals. A run takes a few minutes.
Good to know
Both features work best on workspaces that already hold real client context: files, guidelines, and a written description of the relationship.
A run can find nothing new. That's normal, and the next run will try again.
Every finding links to its source, so you can check it before repeating it to a client.