Wrap-up reports, compiled automatically
The agent connects to GA, Meta, YouTube, and your other data sources, then compiles results and drafts the wrap-up report the moment a campaign ends — no more pulling CSVs one platform at a time.
Hand your media back office to agents
Performance data lives in GA, Meta, and YouTube; client profiles sit in four different systems; one forum means custom invitations for dozens of speakers. This is the routine grunt work agents do best.
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Time back for creative and clients
Hand wrap-up reports and invitation documents to an agent, and your team's time goes back to content, events, and client relationships.
See performance in real time
Data from every platform rolls up automatically — no waiting for someone to pull CSVs. The moment a campaign ends, you see how it performed.
One asset, many clients
Generic proposals turn into client-specific versions fast, and invitations generate in customized batches — the same work goes further.
What agents can do for media teams
Generic decks become client proposals in seconds
The agent adapts your standard proposal to each client's industry and needs, so sales makes the final tweaks instead of restructuring and rewriting by hand.
Speaker invitations, customized in bulk
For a large forum, the agent generates custom invitation documents for dozens of speakers straight from the list — set it up once, and they all go out together.
A full client profile in one question
The agent connects directly to ERP, support, CRM, and event registration — everywhere client data is scattered — so sales can pull a complete profile and revenue numbers in one question.
In the field
These scenarios come from real client deployments.
Marketing Planning · Media
Campaign wrap-up reports: from hand-pulled CSVs to an auto-compiled draft
- Pain
- Closing out a campaign meant downloading CSVs one by one from GA, Meta, YouTube, and other platforms, then stitching the report together across multiple teams.
- Approach
- With the platform data sources connected, the agent compiles performance data and generates a first draft of the wrap-up report automatically.
- In progress
- Marketers complete 80% of wrap-up reports on their own.
Ad Sales · Media
From boilerplate deck to client-specific proposal, fast
- Pain
- Adapting the generic deck for each client meant rewriting the copy and redoing the layout by hand — eating up huge amounts of sales time.
- Approach
- The agent tailors the generic deck to each client's industry and needs, turning it into a customized proposal — people only make the final adjustments.
Event Planning · Media
Speaker invitations, customized in bulk
- Pain
- A major forum meant sending customized invitation documents to dozens of speakers — each one previously crafted by hand.
- Approach
- The agent generates customized invitations in bulk from the speaker list. The invitation materials share the same setup as the proposal scenario — configure once, and dozens go out together.
Sales · Media
One question, four systems, a complete customer profile
- Pain
- Customer profiles were scattered across the ERP, the support system, Salesforce, and the event-registration system — reps had to log into each one and piece things together.
- Approach
- The agent connects to all four systems directly, so a rep can pull the complete customer profile and revenue numbers with a single question.
HR · Media
Overtime confirmed automatically, attendance visible in real time
- Pain
- HR exported and cross-checked clock records by hand every day, then emailed each person to confirm overtime — and managers had no real-time view of attendance.
- Approach
- The agent detects overtime clock-outs and emails the person the next day to confirm: stayed late for personal reasons, or actually working overtime? Genuine overtime routes through the existing approval flow, with a record kept. The attendance dashboard follows the org chart for permissions — the CEO sees the whole company, managers see only their own department.
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