Deliver more for clients without growing the headcount.

AI agents turn one piece of content into many formats, build client reports and line everything up for approval. Your team stays on strategy and creative.

AI agents · Agencies

What agents do for agencies.

01Turn one article into posts, a newsletter and video scripts.
02Build each client’s monthly report.
03Schedule posts for client approval.
04Write ad copy in several versions to test.
05Reply to comments and DMs on social.
06Organize briefs and job deadlines.

Connected to what you already use, like Meta Ads, Google Ads, HubSpot, Looker Studio, Canva, Trello, ClickUp and Slack

These are just a few tasks. If it repeats, it can be automated too.

Example

What it looks like in practice.

MarketingAgency

One article becomes a whole week of content.

Before
Hours spent adapting the same content for every channel and the newsletter.
The agent
Turns the article into three posts and a newsletter, schedules everything and sums up what worked this month.
You approve
Every post and every send before it goes live.
Blog→Agent→Social
4pieces of content from a single article

Illustrative examples · every agent is designed around your own process · See all cases

By department

Where agents pull the most weight for agencies.

FAQ

What people usually ask.

Does content go out without review?

No. Everything is lined up for someone on your team, or the client, to approve before it’s published.

Do I need an IT person on staff?

No. We build it, handle the technical side and train the people who’ll use it. On your side, all you need is someone who knows the process.

How long until the first agent is up and running?

A simple first agent usually becomes part of the routine within a few weeks. We confirm the timeline once we understand the process.

Other industries

Agents for other kinds of business.

Which routine eats up the most time?

Tell us what eats up the most time. We’ll show you where an agent fits first.