Solution · Commercial & Marketing
Foreman watches automotive industry signals — OEM announcements, target-program news, technology trends — and drafts LinkedIn posts, trade-show talking points, and press notes tied to your active programs. It knows what's public and what's under NDA. Your marketing lead reviews and publishes.
The pain
Most Tier 1/2 LinkedIn pages read like an HR feed: anniversary photos, plant celebrations, the occasional generic post about 'innovation in manufacturing'. The substantive content — what you actually built this quarter, which OEMs you served, what your engineering team solved — never makes it out, because authoring it manually competes with shipping the next program.
Trade shows roll around and the booth content is whatever last year's marketing intern assembled, plus a fresh banner. The OEMs walking the floor see the same capability story they saw from you in 2023, and from every other supplier at the show.
Generic AI content tools will happily generate posts and decks for you, but they generate them out of thin air — no grounding in your actual programs, no awareness of which work is NDA-protected, no signal of what's happening in the OEM ecosystem this week. The risk isn't bad content; it's content that's either generic or, worse, accidentally discloses something confidential.
What Foreman does about it
Foreman watches OEM announcements, automotive industry news, target-program news, and technology-trend signals. When the OEM you supply ships a press release, when a competing program is announced, when a technology your plant uses gets new coverage — your marketing lead sees it with a content angle already drafted.
Built on · Digital Twin
Every LinkedIn post, every trade-show talking point, every press paragraph Foreman drafts is tied to a real program in your archive — won, in-flight, or completed. Capability claims have evidence behind them; market positioning has program data behind it.
Built on · Decision Layer · Agent Engine
Foreman tags every program in your archive with its disclosure status — public, NDA-protected, OEM-confidential. Drafts pull from public programs first; restricted programs are surfaced only with explicit override and a flag for legal review. The marketing lead reviews; nothing publishes by accident.
Built on · Decision Layer
LinkedIn posts are written for LinkedIn — short, hook-led, comment-prompting. Trade-show talking points are written for the booth — claim, evidence, follow-up question. Press notes are written for the journalist — angle, quote, contact. One agent, three voices, every voice tied to the same real program data.
Built on · Agent Engine
What we'd move
Publishable content pieces per quarter from the same marketing team — most of the gain is from grounding, not generation.
Accidental disclosures of NDA-restricted programs — every draft passes through the disclosure-status filter before it lands in the marketing review queue.
Capability claims tied to a real program reference in your archive — no marketing language without evidence behind it.
* Discovery-stage estimates from marketing-team walkthroughs with Tier-1/2 suppliers. Replaced with measured numbers as pilots run.
The one outcome that matters
Not generic AI prose, not marketing language. Real program references, real engineering decisions, real OEM context — drafted into the format the channel actually rewards.
Where it lands
Program archive
Your won-program list, PPAP records, capability sheets, and engineering case files — each tagged with disclosure status (public, NDA, OEM-confidential) so content drafts pull from the right tier of evidence.
Industry signals
OEM press releases, automotive news, target-program announcements, technology trends. Foreman watches the feeds your marketing lead would have wanted to read, and surfaces them with content angles already drafted.
Publishing channels
LinkedIn drafts in LinkedIn's shape, trade-show talking points in slide-and-booth form, press notes in journalist-ready format. Drafts land where your marketing lead works — they don't have to reformat to publish.
We don't replace your CMS or your social-publishing tool — we make the marketing lead using them twice as effective by grounding every draft in your real program evidence. See the full integration list →
Industry fit
Field notes
A 30-minute call to walk through your content cadence, your program archive, and the content Foreman would have drafted from the wins you haven't told anyone about yet.
