Drag steps onto a canvas and connect them in order. Each step passes its output to the next one.
Tell the workflow agent what you need, like a brief that turns into a caption and image. Review the proposed steps before applying them.
Add an approval step so a run pauses until a person approves or rejects it. Nothing moves on without your say.
Set up an agent with its own starter questions and required fields, so it asks for audience, goal, and deadline before it writes.
The platform is designed to reduce tool-switching, keep output on-brand, and turn strategy into publishable content with less manual coordination.
Plan, generate, schedule, and analyze inside one application instead of stitching together multiple tools.
Reuse brand voice, avatars, products, locations, and references so output stays consistent across formats and campaigns.
Generated content can move directly into scheduling and channel workflows instead of stopping at a draft.
Performance data and competitive context help teams refine future creative decisions, not just report on past posts.
The same system can carry context from planning through generation, scheduling, and measurement so campaigns stay consistent from start to finish.
Use your brand voice, products, avatars, locations, and competitors as reusable context instead of re-explaining the brand in every prompt.
Create copy, images, videos, and campaign variations from the same strategy layer so teams can test more without creating chaos.
Move finished content into scheduling and analytics workflows so performance insights can feed the next round of creation.
It is a saved sequence of steps, or a chat assistant with its own instructions, that handles a recurring marketing task. Steps can draft captions, generate images, outline a campaign plan, or write an email draft. You decide what each agent does and when it runs.
No. You connect steps on a visual canvas, or you describe what you want and the workflow agent proposes the steps. You can edit anything it suggests before you save.
Agent steps produce drafts, plans, and images. You can add an approval step so a person signs off before a run continues, and you can start a saved workflow on a schedule.
Yes. Agents work inside your workspace, so brand-aware steps like captions draw on the brand details you have already set up. Plans and credits apply to runs, so see pricing for details.
