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The copy was never the bottleneck. The checklist was.
Eleven systems, six locales, one UTM spreadsheet nobody trusts. Agenthub puts agents on campaign operations — the setup, the checks, the assembly. Nothing publishes or spends without a named human.
Campaigns go live when they're ready.
Not four days later, once the last broken link turns up. Build and pre-flight run across every system at once.
The report assembles itself.
Spend, sends and pipeline pulled from the ad accounts and the CRM. Where two systems disagree, the agent says so.
The send button keeps a human.
Emails, posts, pages going live, budget moves — those wait for a yes in Slack. The rest stops asking.
Two days before launch.
Most of it moving. One thing stopped — it is about to reach twelve thousand inboxes.
Six jobs between the idea and the report.
None of them are writing. All of them are why the campaign slipped.
The pre-flight, run on every launch
Every link resolves. Every UTM matches the convention. No merge tag ships as a raw field name. The old nurture is off. Every launch, not just the nervous ones.
UTMs and naming, kept honest
The spreadsheet of truth is a rule nobody enforces at 17:40 on a Friday. An agent tags to your convention, makes the ad platform and the CRM agree, and stops one market arriving as German, DE and de-DE.
Six locales, one source of truth
The same campaign in five languages. The agent tracks which version is current, chases the translation that never came back, rebuilds the variants when the offer moves. A wrong asset rolls back.
The reporting pack nobody wants to build
Four ad accounts and the CRM, reconciled by hand every Monday. An agent assembles the pack and drafts the commentary. Where the numbers disagree, it says which two and why.
Data connectors · AI-powered indexing · Talk to the platform
Webinars, from sign-up to follow-up
The attendee list pulled out of a platform that offers a CSV and a login. No-shows split from the replay list, written back with consent intact. Follow-ups wait for a person.
The handoff to sales
A form fill is worth something for an hour. The agent de-duplicates, enriches what the form didn't ask, routes on your rules, then finds the ones that never arrived.
What matters in campaign operations.
What a marketing lead checks before letting software near a customer list.
An email to a segment, a social post, a budget moved between ad sets — each waits for a named person behind an approval gate, set once, company-wide.
Consent rules stop at every border. Germany wants a double opt-in you can still produce; France lets B2B run on notice and an easy opt-out. Agents check before the list is built, and the audit log holds the basis.
Consent mode, blocked identifiers and three attribution windows mean the ad platform and the CRM will never agree. Agents read both through connectors and plain SQL, and report the gap as a gap.
Europe's AI rules ask who holds editorial responsibility for published AI text. “Who did this?” names the agent and the person behind it. Your lists — and the models reading them — stay in Europe. Security →
Nobody ever asked who wrote the email. They asked who sent it to the wrong list.
First agent in a month.
- Day 1We sit down with you
We walk one campaign from brief to live and count the systems it touches. First agent: the pre-flight check, invisible to customers.
- Day 7Platform installed
Connected to the CMS, the automation platform, the ad accounts and the CRM. The webinar tool and the listings get a browser.
- Day 14First agents at work
Checks run on real campaigns and post what they found in Slack before launch. Nothing is sent, published or spent.
- Day 30Live in production
The pre-flight and the reporting pack run unattended, with a success rate you can look at. Sends, posts and budget moves still stop for a person.
Bring your next launch. We'll run the checks.
Thirty minutes, one campaign, every system it touches. We'll run the pre-flight and show you where it stops to ask.