Delve

No one wants to do compliance. They just want compliance done. That little insight was the birth of Delve’s launch campaign.

Delve came to Division of Labor to help them launch their first brand campaign ever. They had begun buying out-of-home in San Francisco, New York and Austin, but had no brand platform, tagline, campaign or messaging structure. Together, we developed an entire campaign in just a few weeks. Hundreds of individual executions; billboards, buses, shelters, sides of buildings, three separate train station takeovers and more.

We’re incredibly proud of the campaign, but even more proud of what the Delve founders built in their MIT dorm room and then executed with an amazing team. Thanks for the partnership, Selin and Karun.

COMPLIANCE IS DONE IN DELVE.

Without Delve, compliance is a slow, tedious process, but it’s required for virtually every technology startup.

Too often, founders don’t even realize they need to be compliant until their first potential client asks about it. Do you have SOC 2? Are you HIPPA compliant? GDPR? CCPA? ISO? The acronyms alone make your head spin.

However, Delve’s AI-driven compliance software enables companies to achieve compliance in days, not months.

The Delve team helped us understand the mindset of the founder who suddenly realizes their first deal is in jeapordy because their SOC 2 is gonna take at least a month.

Three seperate station takeovers helped Delve drive a ton of awareness at the startup employees commuting to the office.

The perfect photo caught an actual commuter catching a nap on the #22 Muni while sitting in the proper seat. And “Bent out of shape over compliance?” came from our designer Vassil Vassilov when he was building comps. Well done, VV.

No one wants to do compliance. Everyone just wants compliance done. “Done in Delve” is one of those simple brand statements that can anchor anything they do. Even a nice colonoscopy joke.

Today compliance is done without making interns cry or founders freaking out.

This board sits right next to legendary venture capitol firm, Andreessen Horowitz. When you can take advantage of a unique location, do it.