Daan · Campaign Reporter
Marketing · Custom implementation
Automate marketing reporting with AI
Pulls the numbers from your channels, puts them in one report and points out what has changed.
Connects toMicrosoft 365DatabasesAPIsCombining figures from four dashboards, working out what to write about, keeping up with a social inbox and spotting in time that your search visibility is slipping. A lot of marketing time goes on this before anything is made or decided.
An AI employee for marketing does that gathering work: pulling and comparing figures, finding questions and gaps in your content, sorting messages and flagging technical issues. The writing, the strategy and public replies stay with your team.
Daan · Campaign Reporter
Marketing · Custom implementation
Pulls the numbers from your channels, puts them in one report and points out what has changed.
Connects toMicrosoft 365DatabasesAPIsAnouk · Content Briefer
Marketing · Example application
Builds content briefs from search questions, existing content and what is still missing.
Connects toFleur · Social Inbox Manager
Marketing · Example application
Sorts comments and messages on your social channels and routes the ones that deserve a reply.
Connects toAPIsMartijn · Search Visibility Monitor
Marketing · Example application
Flags technical and content issues that hurt your search visibility, before your traffic drops.
Connects toAPIsDatabasesThese AI employees sit with another department, but touch the same work.
This is the starting point for each task. Exactly where the line sits for your team, we agree together during setup.
Runs automaticallyPulls figures from your channels, sets them against the previous period and names what changed.
A person decidesThe explanation of why something changed, and what you do about it.
Runs automaticallyGathers questions, takes stock of existing content and drafts a brief with the questions to answer.
A person decidesThe writing. That deliberately stays with people.
Runs automaticallySorts messages, answers standard questions and passes the rest to support, sales or communications.
A person decidesPublic replies under a post, and anything that needs a spokesperson.
Runs automaticallyMonitors indexing, technical health and duplicate content, and reports issues in order of importance.
A person decidesWhat changes on the site. It changes nothing itself.
You stay in control.
Not every decision should be made automatically. For each workflow, we set out:
The AI employees on this page work with these packages, among others. Is your system not listed? We can connect any system, even if there is no standard integration.
With the work before anything is made or decided: compiling reports from several channels, drafting briefs based on questions people really ask, sorting the social inbox and flagging when pages drop out of the index or compete with each other.
No, and that is a deliberate choice. Generated marketing copy is recognisable and rarely produces anything you want to publish. The Content Briefer decides what needs writing and which questions to answer; the writing stays with people.
It names what has changed and what is significant compared with noise. The explanation of why something changed is left to whoever ran the campaign. Attribution follows the model you already use.
It can, but we advise starting with sorting and routing. A public reply stays up for good. Complaints go to support, commercial signals to sales and sensitive matters to communications.
Yes. A brief built around a clear question with a concrete answer works for search engines and for language models alike. The Search Visibility Monitor also tracks, as far as that can be measured, whether your pages are cited as a source.