Proslync meetagency review · August 2026Proslync meetagency review · August 2026A brand, an athlete, an agency and an athletic department all work the same deal. Proslync gives them one record with role-scoped views, so the deal never forks into four private versions of the truth. 20 minutes of deck, 30 of live demo, 10 of questions.
Publishes the brief, ranks the applicants against it, drafts the terms.
Agrees, discloses to the school on a clock that starts itself, delivers the work.
Works the offer on the athlete's behalf, on the same record the school will inherit.
Certifies the deal by name and holds the receipt when anyone asks for it.
ProsMatch and Social sit beneath every side as capabilities. Neither one holds a seat at the table, and neither one decides. A person signs off on every step; the software keeps the receipts.
The full deal walk on seeded data: Brand HQ, the athlete, the agency desk and the AD office reading one record, with ProsMatch and the preview ledger behind them.
Reworked on the Ledger design system, carrying the four-side custody chain and the money boundary in plain language.
A native shell being pointed at the shared backend. It is staged, not built, and it is not part of this demo.
Each one waits on a vendor decision rather than on engineering. The preview ledger exists so the deal walk stays honest without claiming a processor that is not wired.
Statuses come from looking at rendered screens, not from a green build check.
The product shows payment readiness on a preview ledger and keeps the receipt for every state change. Release-ready posture is a state on the record, not a transfer. Processor-dependent movement is deferred until a licensed path is built and verified.
The market, the thesis, the deal walk across four sides, ProsMatch, honest state, revenue rails, objections, the ask. Arrow keys move it.
The hour end to end, and the eight steps of the live walk with what each one shows.
The six things this meeting has to produce, each with an answer or a named owner.
The same six, in the order they go into the follow-up. No product claims are added.