Set up Manus safely, brief it on multi-step research, plans, decks and internal pages, and check every output before anyone relies on it. A hands-on course for consultants, project leads and managers.
What you will be able to do
- Decide whether a job should go to Manus: Compare Manus's plans, credits, limits and access with your organization's confidentiality rules. Then decide whether a task can go in as it is, can go in after changes, or has to stay out. Prices are as of October 28, 2026, and the course shows you where to confirm them on manus.im/pricing.
- Set up a workspace you can defend: Create one Project per client, with the engagement scope written into its master instruction. Use read-only connector scopes and Team access sharing. Keep credentials, regulated data and unapproved client records out.
- Brief a long task so it can't be misread: Write a brief that covers goal, context, sources, scope, steps, checkpoints, output and quality bar. Run it in Plan Mode with phased delivery. Build in stops before anything is sent, posted, published, bought or deleted.
- Produce four kinds of real work: Make a sourced stakeholder brief, a project plan with a RAID log, and an options comparison with its assumptions written out. Then build a proposal deck and an internal handover page from your own templates.
- Run a weekly status report that stays a draft: Schedule a status draft pulled from your project tools, with Skip confirmations off. Then pause it, test it and review its runs under Automations.
- Check the work before you vouch for it: Replay the session and trace claims to a source table. Rebuild the key numbers, open every file, and keep a log of where Manus got things wrong.
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