Editorial workflow, not prompt roulette

Make AI-assisted work accountable.

Editiva turns a brief, trusted source material, staged generation, and human review into documentation and content your team can inspect before it ships.

Free for individual exploration. The six-week pilot is built for team rollout.

Sanitized Editiva workflow showing a brief, attached sources, review stages, and export actions
EvidenceA sanitized product example: the brief, sources, approval state, and output stay visible in one work.

The working record

Every stage leaves evidence.

A finished document is not the only thing that matters. Editors also need to know what informed it, what changed, and who still needs to review it.

  1. 01Define the work

    Record the audience, intent, required sections, terms, and output before drafting begins.

  2. 02Attach trusted knowledge

    Keep product references, research, interview notes, and editorial standards with the work.

  3. 03Review visible stages

    Approve structure, resolve feedback, and keep editorial decisions attached to the draft.

  4. 04Export a reviewed result

    Move finished work into Markdown, HTML, DOCX, EPUB, or PDF without rebuilding it by hand.

Product evidence

The controls are part of the work.

Editiva keeps context and decisions close to the draft instead of scattering them across prompts, chats, and review documents.

InputBrief and knowledgeThe work records its goal and carries the source material selected for that assignment.
ControlApproval gatesTeams choose where a human decision is required before generation continues.
ReviewFindings in contextEditorial and AI review results remain visible against the work they evaluate.
OutputPortable filesReviewed work can leave the platform in common publishing and document formats.

Two editorial contexts

One process, different evidence.

The workflow stays consistent while the source material, reviewers, and final output change with the assignment.

Technical Writing

Work from API references, product notes, terminology rules, and SME feedback. Approve structure before the full draft and export reviewed documentation.

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Content Marketing

Start from research and an editorial brief, apply a writer profile, collect editorial feedback, and prepare a reusable final asset.

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Commercial path

Explore alone. Prove the workflow with your team.

The free plan is enough to inspect the workflow. The paid six-week pilot uses a real assignment, your source material, and agreed review criteria to test whether Editiva fits your team.