Managed workforce
A pod that owns the function, end to end.
Charterr embeds accountable BergLabs pods inside client operations to own the function and its outcome.
- Your systemCRM
- Your systemERP
- Your systemTicketing
- Pod leadOwns the SLAOne accountable lead
- QA reviewerSamples every batchQuality evidence
- Specialists ×3Run the workVetted through Quinn
- Escalation ownerTakes the hard callsDecisions the pod should not make alone
- WeeklyReadoutSLA, QA, outcome
- MonthlyScale reviewFlex up or down
- Embedded
The pod works inside your tools and channels.
- Accountable
One named lead owns the SLA and the outcome.
- Flexible
Capacity scales with the queue, not a headcount contract.
- 1Accountable lead per pod
- Day 30Fully live, typical
- FlexScale on demand, reviewed monthly
Representative figures. Go-live timing depends on access, training and the scope agreed.
Seven applications, one operating loop
The family Charterr belongs to.
Every application writes to the same BergFlow record and runs its automated steps on BergAuto.
- BergAutoAgent suite that scores and executes repeatable steps across workflows.
- RosterrRuns live operational queues with SLAs, QA sampling and escalations.
- QuinnVets specialists and assembles staffed teams.
- CharterrEmbeds managed BergLabs pods inside your operation.
- SirennRuns SLA-bound voice workflows, from answer to routing.
- RadarrRanks go-to-market signals into outreach queues.
- AtlassAudits and fixes how AI search describes your brand.
- BergCrawlerCaptures crawl evidence: the screenshot, timestamp and source.
How it runs
How a pod goes from scope to running the function.
Four steps, each with a named owner and a written handoff.
01Scope the function
We agree the work, the SLA, the review path and what a good outcome means, in writing, before anyone is staffed.
02Assemble the pod
Quinn staffs the pod: a lead, a QA reviewer, specialists sized to the volume and an escalation owner.
03Embed and onboard
The pod is set up inside your systems and channels, calibrated on golden sets and run in shadow before it owns the queue.
04Run and report
The pod runs the function to the SLA, and the lead reports SLA, QA and outcomes every week.
Capabilities
What a Charterr pod takes off your plate.
Six capabilities that make the pod accountable, not just available.
- 01
Embedded pods
Pods work inside your tools, channels and calendars, not in a separate vendor queue.
- 02
Named accountability
One lead owns the SLA and the outcome; every role on the pod is named.
- 03
Managed delivery
BergLabs manages hiring, training, scheduling and quality around the pod.
- 04
SLA ownership
The pod commits to the SLA agreed at scoping and reports against it.
- 05
Weekly reporting
SLA adherence, QA pass rate, exceptions and outcomes, every week.
- 06
Scale on demand
Capacity flexes with the queue, reviewed monthly with you.
Key facts
Charterr at a glance
The essentials, as a structured record.
- Built on
- BergFlow and BergAuto
- Staffed through
- Quinn
- Accountability
- One named pod lead
- Live by
- Day 30, typical
- Reporting
- Weekly SLA, QA and outcome readout
- Commercials
- Scoped to the agreed outcome and set out in the proposal
Questions
Questions about Charterr
Pods, accountability and timing.
Charterr
What is Charterr?
Charterr embeds an accountable BergLabs pod inside your operation. The pod owns a function, its SLA and its outcome, and reports weekly.
How is a Charterr pod different from outsourcing?
The pod works inside your systems on a governed record, with named owners, QA sampling and an audit trail in BergFlow. You see every decision, not only a monthly invoice.
Who is in a pod?
A pod lead, a QA reviewer, specialists sized to the workload and an escalation owner. Specialists are vetted through Quinn.
How quickly is a pod live?
A pod is typically fully live by day 30, after scoping, assembly, onboarding and a shadow run.
Embed a managed pod in your operation.
Tell us the function and the outcome. We scope the pod, its SLA and its first 30 days.