Agentic operations for marketing & creative agencies

RFP / brief → tailored pitch draft pulled from past wins.

Reads the RFP or new business brief, pulls relevant past pitches and case studies, drafts a tailored proposal with scope, timeline, team, and pricing. AD edits instead of writes.

Daily load-balance across the team.

Looks at every active project, deliverable due dates, and team capacity. Flags overloaded creatives, under-loaded ones, and projects at risk. Traffic manager works from a clean signal instead of a stale spreadsheet.

Weekly client reports drafted from project activity.

Pulls progress on each deliverable, time spent vs. budget, blockers, and next-up items. Drafts a client-facing weekly status report. AD reviews and ships in 5 minutes instead of an hour.

Reconstructs the day into draft time entries.

Pulls calendar events, doc activity, and tool usage per person per day. Drafts time entries against the right project. Creatives approve in 2 minutes instead of fighting with timesheet entry on Friday afternoon.

Packages and delivers final assets with all the right files.

At project closeout, gathers every deliverable, exports to the right formats and dimensions, drops into the client's brand folder, and sends a hand-off email with a delivery summary.

Drafts a month of content from the client's brand voice and goals.

Given the client's content goals and brand voice, drafts a month of content (social posts, blog topics, email subjects) for strategist review. Saves the blank-page hours that nobody wants to do.

Pulls campaign data into a client-ready summary.

Aggregates campaign metrics across channels, drafts a plain-language performance summary with what worked, what didn't, and what to test next. Strategist edits insight, doesn't pull data.