A workshop for repairing together.
On 10 October, from 10 am to noon, discover furniture repair. The venue remains to be confirmed.
The Résonance product
Résonance is in development. Explore the planned workspace: gather documents, prepare messages with your team and find approved versions, through to the campaign’s final report.
Documents, messages and decisions
RÉSONANCE / Documents
Documents, field notes and useful data come together in one campaign. Each item keeps its origin, date and purpose.
A reference dossier the whole team can review.
Date and time
Two volunteers
Venue to confirm
RÉSONANCE / Contacts
Start with your contact file. Check the details, remove duplicates and respect requests not to be contacted. Then choose the people this campaign is relevant to.
A contact list checked before you download it.
Example: checking a donor file
RÉSONANCE / Content
Prepare a letter, email, public page or local brief from the same dossier. Adjust length and tone while keeping the facts intact.
Concrete drafts ready for review.
On 10 October, from 10 am to noon, discover furniture repair. The venue remains to be confirmed.
A workshop led by two volunteers. A report available on request.
RÉSONANCE / Review
One person prepares, another checks, a third approves the next step. The decision applies to a specific version and stays linked to what was reviewed.
An agreed version with the name of the person who approved it.
10 October 12 October
RÉSONANCE / Prepare to send
Collect the reviewed texts, contact list and outstanding details. Give them to the person who will publish the page or send the messages using their usual tool.
Texts and contact list, with instructions for sending.
Campaign / Prepare publication
Complete before publication: the workshop venue.
RÉSONANCE / Reporting
How many messages were prepared, sent and received? How many replies or donations were recorded? Gather the available figures with their dates and the tool that provides them.
Clearly explained figures to help plan the next campaign.
Delivery report · 28 undelivered messages
The software, in detail
Six modules bringing together decisions scattered across files, conversations and distribution tools.
Documents, field notes and useful data come together in one campaign. Each item keeps its origin, date and purpose.
A reference dossier the whole team can review.
Start with your contact file. Check the details, remove duplicates and respect requests not to be contacted. Then choose the people this campaign is relevant to.
A contact list checked before you download it.
Prepare a letter, email, public page or local brief from the same dossier. Adjust length and tone while keeping the facts intact.
Concrete drafts ready for review.
One person prepares, another checks, a third approves the next step. The decision applies to a specific version and stays linked to what was reviewed.
An agreed version with the name of the person who approved it.
Collect the reviewed texts, contact list and outstanding details. Give them to the person who will publish the page or send the messages using their usual tool.
Texts and contact list, with instructions for sending.
How many messages were prepared, sent and received? How many replies or donations were recorded? Gather the available figures with their dates and the tool that provides them.
Clearly explained figures to help plan the next campaign.

Résonance brings the source, the draft and the points to verify into one dossier.
Three shapes. One shared movement.
The source gives you a starting point. The message gives it form. Your team chooses what comes next.

Our team in Paris.
A shared dossier, clear roles
Your first campaign
An objective, deadline, useful formats and the people who decide.
The reference dossier and, where needed, authorised relationship data.
Proposals, points to check and a version to agree.
Materials for distribution, then confirmed feedback and the questions for next time.
No. A briefing, programme, public page or local factsheet can start with a document dossier. Relationship data is relevant to campaigns that need it.
Change a date, review a version, compare formats and follow the stages of a campaign. The examples show the decisions to make and their effects on the dossier.
The person responsible reviews and agrees a specific version. A source change reopens the decision. The dossier keeps the information needed to know what was prepared and handed over.
Through materials for the general public: a proposal, programme, argument or FAQ. The dossier brings together sources, responsibilities and the information to check for each publication.
Personalisation, made clear
Choose a topic, a tone and a format. Compare the messages: the information stays the same.
Two situations, several ways to connect with a person. Choose an angle, tone and format.
Reading version: both examples and their sources are available below. Interactive choices require JavaScript.
The editorial choice
“I am interested in giving objects a second life.” The angle brings materials and their use to the foreground.
Repairing things · Direct · Email
Email subject
Atelier commun · Repairing together · 8 September 2026
Fundraising and repair results are recorded after the workshop.
Making an object · Warm · Public page
Page heading
Atelier Papier · An introduction to bookbinding · 8 September 2026
The factsheet gives no remaining availability, discount, paper origin, certification or cancellation terms. These details are not added to the message.
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