Enterprise AI that does the work: one named job, governed from the first run.Map your first AI teammate
Solutions · Marketing

The report still takes two days.
The campaign was last week.

Campaign deck, first drafts, event follow-ups. An AI employee compiles them. You approve what goes out.

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2days
Still sitting on last week’s deck
12
Drafts waiting in the content queue
3wks
Before event leads get a reply
0
Competitor brief that arrives on time
The real cost

You know these weeks too well.

Today
  • Google Ads, LinkedIn, HubSpot, analytics — copy into a deck. Two days gone. The campaign already ended
  • Twelve items in the content queue. Nobody has time to write the first line
  • Two hundred event leads sit in a sheet for three weeks
  • A competitor ships something. You scramble a comparison from scratch
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With PromptRails
  • The deck lands as a draft. You spend thirty minutes on the story, not the export
  • First drafts show up in your voice. The team edits
  • Event replies are ready the next day. You send the batch
  • The competitor brief is already on your desk
On your desk

The deck, the draft, the follow-up.

An AI employee compiles the campaign numbers, the first draft, the event replies. You approve what leaves marketing.

Reporting

Campaign deck assembled — you review the story

An AI employee pulls spend, clicks, conversions, and pipeline from the ad platforms and your CRM. Flags what moved versus last period. Drafts the deck in your format.

  • Two days of assembly down to thirty minutes of review
  • Numbers cross-checked — no copy-paste miss
  • Nothing sends without your sign-off
Reporting
Google Ads data synced
LinkedIn Ads data synced
HubSpot pipeline synced
Spend vs last period done
Deck draft ready review
Content

First drafts on schedule, in your voice

Give it the brand notes and last month’s examples. An AI employee writes the blog, the sequence, the social line. Your team edits.

  • The queue moves from writing to editing
  • Voice and style stay on the draft
  • Nothing publishes until you say so
Content
Blog: AI in Manufacturing approved
Email: July nurture #1 review
Social: Case study thread review
Case study: Aksoy Makina draft
Events

Event leads followed up the next day

After the event, an AI employee takes session, booth notes, and role, and drafts a reply for each lead. You review the batch and send.

  • Three weeks of sitting in a sheet becomes the next morning
  • Each mail names the session they actually sat in
  • You approve every message
Events
A. Yilmaz - VP Ops sent
M. Kara - IT Director sent
S. Demir - CFO review
+ 197 more leads queued
How it lands

One named job. Then it runs.

1
Sit
We walk the job as it actually runs on your team.
2
Connect
We connect the systems your people already use.
3
Draft
An AI employee does the work. You review every output.
4
Measure
Time back, queue length, what waited on you.
5
Add
If the first job holds, add the next one.

You should be on the next campaign, not last week’s deck.

Pick the report, the draft queue, or the event list. We sit with how it actually runs.

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