Agencies

The same five jobs, across eleven clients.

Agency work is repetitive across accounts rather than within them. An agent that watches one client's campaigns can watch eleven, with each client's data strictly separated — which is the part that has to be right before any of it is useful.

Build an agent See how it works

“Every client needs the same weekly check and we do eleven of them by hand on Thursday.”

The version of this we hear most often

One agent, many clients, no bleed

Client data is isolated at the record level. An agent working on one account cannot read another's, and that is not a permission anybody can grant.

Reporting preparation, not reporting theatre

Figures assembled from the platforms before the meeting, with the ones that moved flagged. The commentary stays yours.

Approvals routed to the account lead

A budget increase goes to whoever owns that client, derived from your own team structure rather than a list maintained separately.

Client-safe by default

Nothing is sent to a client without approval unless you explicitly enable it for a category, and pricing and contract capabilities are refused outright.

Where to start

The jobs this trade hands over first.

Four that almost every company in this line of work does by hand. Each one is repetitive, has a clear threshold, and stops somewhere a person should still decide.