Written, segmented, sent.
How it works
Writes the campaign
Turns the brief into the email - copy, subject lines, and CTA - in your voice, and sets up an A/B test where it helps.
Builds the segment
Pulls the right audience from your CRM and product data, sizes it, and sets the send time for when each recipient is most likely to open.
Queues & reports
Drops the campaign into your ESP ready to approve and send, then reports back on opens, clicks, and conversions once it's out.
From brief to scheduled send
It writes the email, picks the subject lines, builds the segment from your data, sets the send time, and queues the campaign in your ESP - ready for you to approve and send.
Works in the tools you already use
Mailchimp
Klaviyo
HubSpot
Salesforce
SlackFrequently asked
Both. It writes the copy, subject lines, and CTA in your voice, builds the audience segment, sets the send time, and queues the whole campaign in your ESP - then reports on how it performed. You approve before anything sends.
From the data you already have - your CRM, product usage, and past campaigns. It targets the audience the brief calls for (say, active trials who haven't purchased), sizes it, and shows you exactly who's included before you approve.
The one you already use - Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot, or your ESP of choice - plus your CRM for segmentation. It builds the campaign the way a marketer would, so there's no custom integration to start.
No, unless you want it to. By default every campaign is queued for approval - you review the copy, the segment, and the send time, and nothing goes out until you sign off.
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