AI automation for marketing agencies

It handles the repetitive work that eats your team's billable hours: onboarding new clients, moving creative through approvals, building client reports, monitoring campaigns and preparing first-draft content for review. Your team keeps strategy, creative judgement and client sign-off.

Usually, yes. We connect to Meta, Google Ads, Google Analytics, HubSpot and other platforms where their APIs and your client access permissions allow it, so the automation can read campaign, lead and analytics data and take the actions you approve.

Yes. An AI content assistant can draft posts, captions, ad variations and email copy on-brief for each client, so your writers edit and refine instead of starting from a blank page. Your team reviews and approves everything before it goes to a client or is published.

Yes. We build dashboards that pull results from the connected channels and prepare a branded summary on a schedule for your team to check and send, so clients see current performance and your team spends less time rebuilding decks each month.

Yes. The system checks spend, CPL and performance across connected accounts on a frequent schedule and flags anomalies to your team, so less drifts unnoticed between check-ins.

Yes. We automate the routing of drafts to reviewers, chase sign-off, log revisions and hand approved assets to the right channel, so creative moves through your pipeline with less manual back-and-forth.

Yes. New-client onboarding, including intake, an access checklist, folder structure, kickoff tasks and reporting set-up, can be templated and automated, so each new account starts with less manual busywork.

Yes. You set what runs automatically and what waits for approval, and we recommend human approval before anything is published or sent to a client. The system works from each client's brand guidelines and your accounts, with workflow actions logged where the systems allow. We confirm data handling for each project, including which AI providers are used, their no-training terms where available, and where the system is hosted (your infrastructure or a managed server).

It depends on scope, access and approvals. A focused build such as a client reporting dashboard or an approval workflow is quicker to set up than a full agency setup across content, campaigns, approvals, onboarding and reporting, which is usually delivered in phases. We set out the proposed phases and timeline in your proposal.

Cost depends on the number of clients, channels and integrations you need. We discuss your process in a free discovery consultation, then provide a tailored scope and private quote in your proposal. We don't list one-size-fits-all project prices.

We don't recommend that. The system prepares drafts and routes them for approval, and publishing happens after a person on your team approves. Scheduling already-approved posts can be automated.

Usually the one that repeats most often and follows the clearest steps, such as client reporting or onboarding. We look at your delivery process in the free discovery and recommend a starting point in your initial plan.