Only she knows the house style by heart.
The managing editor has carried it in her head for twenty years. The official PDF dates from 2014, the exceptions agreed since are in her emails, and every new editor interrupts her ten times a day.
Contracts, foreign rights, royalty statements, house style and title sheets in one place, with the clause and the page. New editors find the answer without interrupting the person who's been there twenty years.
Free. Sign in with Google, Microsoft or an email link. The welcome page is in Italian, the Eko answers in English.
The managing editor has carried it in her head for twenty years. The official PDF dates from 2014, the exceptions agreed since are in her emails, and every new editor interrupts her ten times a day.
The contract is from 2009, scanned, and the digital rights are in a side letter. To answer, someone spends an afternoon in the archive.
Sales sheet, back cover copy, press release, data for the distributor: all copied by hand, until the price or the release date no longer match.
With ekory they get an answer in seconds, with the source. Evenings and weekends too.
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House style, production steps and submissions under review, plus a short course for new editors.
Author and translator contracts, foreign rights deals and royalty statements, with the clause.
Sales sheets, back covers and press releases on your templates, and what's already been done for each author.
Yes. ekory reads PDFs (scanned ones too), Word, Excel and presentations, and answers in your language even when the contract with a foreign publisher is in German or Spanish, citing the original clause and page. Ekos also draft sales sheets, back covers and press releases on your templates, in the house's voice: whoever signs them reviews them before they go out.
Yes. In ekory you create a group for editorial, one for rights and one for publicity, and share with each only its own folders: advances, royalty rates and translators' fees stay with the people who should see them. Freelancers can get just the house style and the titles they work on. Everyone's conversations stay private.
No. ekory reads files where they already are, in Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive or Notion, plus the catalog on your website. It stays up to date when a new contract or sheet arrives, without modifying your files. For the archive on your office server there's the company file server connection, which opens no access from outside.
For a 10-person publisher the total is €299 a month, excluding VAT: €199 for the platform plus €100 for the people. Pay annually and you pay for 10 months out of 12. The pricing page works it out for your team.
No: with ekory your content is never used to train AI models, and that's written into our contracts with the AI providers, including Google. Using an Eko on your contracts, catalog and procedures is about answering your team, not about training a model on your authors' work. Your data is stored in Europe, each Eko reads only the folders you give it, and conversations stay private. More in our article on AI for publishers and literary agencies.
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Just say what you do, how big your team is and where your documents live: an Eko shows you what changes for you, with examples from your industry and the source of every answer.
Free. Sign in with a Google or Microsoft account, or with a link sent by email. The welcome page is in Italian; ask in English and the Eko answers in English.
For the first call, a publishing contract and your house style are all we need.