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Deploy your own marketing agents in Slack. They draft, design, publish and report in your brand’s voice, and ask before anything goes out.
Campaign Manager
Scheduling Tuesday’s launch
Message in SlackIn beta alongside teams at
Perplexity
Warp
Corgi Cafe
FLORA
Composio
Palantir
Cognition
Ship more without hiring for every channel
Agents draft, design, publish and report. Your team decides what is worth saying, and approves what goes out.
More output, same team
Agents take first drafts, resizing, scheduling and reporting off your team’s plate.
On brand, every time
Agents work from your guidelines, past work and approved sources, and check before anything ships.
Know what works
Weekly reports connect campaigns to signups and pipeline, with the source behind every number.
A launch, run from one channel
Your team sets the direction. Agents draft, design, schedule and report, and hold anything public for approval.
Launch is Tuesday. @Campaign Manager where are we?
The blog post, launch email and LinkedIn posts are drafted. Two things are open: the customer quote needs sign-off, and the email list isn’t segmented yet.
The blog draft is in Notion: 1,100 words, built from the product spec and last week’s customer calls. Every claim matches the release notes.
I need a hero image for the post and three social sizes.
Four directions are in Figma, using the palette and type from the brand guidelines. Pick one and I’ll export the blog, LinkedIn and X sizes.
The second one. Make the headline bigger.
Done. Every size is in the launch folder in Drive.
@Marketing Analyst what worked last launch?
The September email opened at 41% with a customer-story subject line, against 28% for the feature name. LinkedIn drove most signups; X drove traffic but few signups. Sources and dates are in the report.
Lead with the customer story, then.
Updated the subject line and moved LinkedIn first. Everything is set for Tuesday at 9 AM PT, pending your approval of the final email.
Approved.
Scheduled. I’ll post first-day results here on Wednesday morning.
Built for every part of marketing
From the first draft to the Monday report, agents take the work that piles up between ideas.
Agents draft, edit and repurpose content in your voice, from sources you approve.
Blog drafts
Turn a brief, a spec or a customer call into a first draft in your voice.
Repurposing
Turn one post into a newsletter, a thread and a LinkedIn post.
Video clips
Find the best moments in webinars and podcasts, and prepare clips with captions.
Content calendar
Plan the month around launches, and keep owners and dates current.
Brand review
Check copy and visuals against your brand guidelines before anything ships.
Customer stories
Draft case studies from interview transcripts for the customer to approve.
More than a bot in a channel
Each agent answers on your phone, works on its own computer and remembers what your team knows, so it can do the work, not just talk about it.
Approve from anywhere.
Review a draft or approve a post from iMessage or WhatsApp, without opening a laptop.
Meet your marketing agents
Each agent has one job, the tools for it and limits you set. Start with these, or describe your own.
Campaign Manager
Scheduling Tuesday’s launch
Responsibilities
- Track every asset, owner and deadline for a launch.
- Schedule emails and posts once they are approved.
Guardrails
- Nothing is published or sent without approval.
- Reports results with sources and date ranges.
Nothing goes out without your say
Publishing, sending and spending ask first. You decide which agents can do what.
Permissions per tool
Each tool runs automatically, asks first, or stays off. Reads run on their own; writes ask first unless you change them.
Approvals in the thread
The right person approves in Slack, and the agent carries on from there.
Access per agent
Choose who can view, use, edit or manage each agent.
A budget for every agent
Set daily, weekly or monthly limits and see exactly where spend goes.
Memory with limits
Agents remember what your team teaches them, with clear limits on who can see what.
Your data stays yours
Our agreements with model providers prohibit training on your data. A DPA covers every customer.
Frequently asked questions
Will agents publish without asking?
Not unless you let them. Publishing and sending ask first by default, and the right person approves in Slack.
How do agents stay on brand?
Give them your guidelines, examples and approved sources. They remember them and check their work against them before asking for review.
Which tools do they work with?
Notion, Figma, Canva, HubSpot, Google Workspace, LinkedIn, Slack and more. Agents can also use web apps through their own computer.
Can agents create images and video?
Yes. Agents create on-brand visuals sized for each channel, and find and caption clips from long videos.
How long does it take to set up?
Most teams have their first agent working in an afternoon: start from a template, add your guidelines, and add it to Slack.
Agents for every team
The same platform runs agents for every team in your company, each with its own tools and limits.