EchoVision LLC specialises in developing software solutions for executive briefing centres and corporate trade show organisations. Their flagship product, BriefingSource, is an event management platform designed to streamline the planning and execution of in-person, virtual and hybrid events.
We took over, stabilised, and enhanced EchoVision’s SaaS briefing management platform, resulting in:
EchoVision encountered a critical challenge with its flagship product, BriefingSource, that posed a risk to its relationships with enterprise clients.
Originally developed and maintained by a previous outsourcing partner, the platform suffered from severe performance issues that made it unreliable and prone to inaccuracies, putting EchoVision's reputation at risk.
The product suffered from:
Recognising these challenges, EchoVision turned to GoodCore for assistance.
The initial priority was to stabilise the platform. But as BriefingSource matured and gained enterprise customers, the relationship evolved into a long-term product development partnership - first rebuilding the platform for scalability, security and flexibility, and more recently introducing AI capabilities across the product.
For a platform used to plan and manage complex executive briefings, the opportunity was not simply to add an AI chatbot. It was to apply AI to specific workflows where it could reduce effort, help users make better use of their data and improve the overall briefing experience.
We developed a phased approach to transform BriefingSource while allowing EchoVision to continue serving its customers.
Our roadmap included:
BriefingSource has evolved into a comprehensive platform for planning, managing and analysing executive briefings and events, combining established workflow functionality with a growing suite of AI capabilities.
Rather than limiting AI to a standalone assistant, BriefingSource applies it across different stages of planning, delivering and evaluating executive briefings.
BriefingSource's AI architecture is also designed to give enterprise clients greater control over how AI interacts with their data and existing technology ecosystem.
The first phase of BriefingSource's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server enables clients to connect AI assistants such as Claude directly to the platform.
Through the connection, authorised AI assistants can search and view briefings, agendas, attendees, evaluations and speakers, as well as create or update briefings, agendas, attendees and briefing requests.
This allows clients to interact with BriefingSource functionality and data through the AI tools they already use rather than requiring every interaction to begin inside the platform.
BriefingSource supports a Bring Your Own Model approach, allowing clients to connect their preferred AI model through a standard OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
This gives enterprise customers greater flexibility over their AI architecture and avoids tying the product to a single model provider.
GoodCore came in and stabilised the existing platform. They pretty much saved our product. After that, we moved all of our development resources over to their firm, and they pointed out a fair amount of problems that would affect the longevity of the product. After a year of working with them, we decided to have GoodCore rebuild the entire platform.
David Walford, CEO & Managing Member
EchoVision
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