Brand and partner, aligned.

Reports build where the data lives and reach brand, agency and partners in the tools they already read, each line owned by a named person.
The Monday Brief: GMV, blended ROAS and media spend against target, and the first recommendations with a named owner each

Trusted by leading agencies and brands

Context shared, instantly. Surfaces, regions, teams.

Collaborate
  • Turn an answer into an artifact

    A finished analysis becomes a page your team edits together, with every figure traced to its source.

    The Monday Brief artifact: GMV at 96 percent of target, three KPI tiles and the start of its recommendations
  • Send the Monday brief on a schedule

    Brand, agency and partners receive the same read in Slack, Zalo, WhatsApp or email, on the cadence you set.

  • Name an owner on every ask

    Each recommendation carries its agent and its approver, so nothing waits in a thread.

    The Monday Brief's recommendations, each with its action and a named agent such as Ploy, Bee, Nam and Fern
  • Send it the way the reader wants it

    Share to a teammate or a client group, email it, present it, export a PDF or copy a link, all from one menu on the page.

    The artifact menu: Share, Share via email, Present, Export as PDF, Edit scope and Copy link
  • Approve in the thread, not in a meeting

    An agent's ask to post the read to Slack and Zalo waits in the Inbox for one Approve, so the decision is a click, not a calendar invite.

    The Home Inbox: agent asks to post the read to Slack and Zalo, each with an Approve
  • Hand a finding to an owner as a task

    Today's asks and earlier ones sit in one shared list the team works from, so a finding has an owner and a state.

    The shared task list: today's and earlier asks the team works from

Teams in sync, on the same page.

Use cases

01

Brand and agency

One account, two companies, one version of the truth.

  • The monthly reportThe agency builds it once and the brand reads the same page.GmailSlack
  • The Monday briefA scheduled read, delivered to both sides before the week.SlackGmail
  • The month planDouble days, paydays and targets agreed in one shared calendar.Google SheetsNotion
  • Approving a budget moveThe agency proposes, the brand approves, in the same thread.SlackMicrosoft Teams
  • Sharing a read, one clientA client group sees its own numbers and no other account's.SlackGmail
  • Tracing a figureEither side opens a number and sees the source it came from.NotionGoogle Sheets

02

Agency and client

Reporting that arrives where the client already works.

  • A report in their chatDelivered to Slack, Zalo or WhatsApp on the cadence they pick.SlackZaloWhatsApp
  • A recap by emailThe weekly recap goes to any recipient list, once or on repeat.GmailOutlook
  • A new stakeholder joinsAdded to a group once, they get every read from then on.SlackGmail
  • A question about a numberAsked next to the figure and answered with its evidence there.SlackMicrosoft Teams
  • The QBR deckDrafted from live numbers, each figure traced to its source.Google DocsNotion
  • Who owns the next stepEvery recommendation names the agent and the person approving.AsanaSlack

03

Media and finance

Spend that finance trusts and media can move.

  • A top-up before the peakMedia asks, finance approves, and the money moves in time.WhatsAppZalo
  • Pacing against planBoth read the same budget-against-plan table for each account.Google SheetsSlack
  • A budget cap changeRaised or lowered with the approver named and the change logged.SlackMicrosoft Teams
  • Month-end reconciliationDay budgets set against the month's plan, agreed by both sides.Google SheetsGmail
  • Budget exhaustedAn alert to the owner, in the app they answer in, when it runs out.ZaloWhatsApp
  • A shared change logEvery applied move lands in one list that both teams can open.AsanaNotion

04

Regional and HQ

Many markets reporting into one view.

  • The weekly moversEach market's spend, GMV and ROAS against plan, in one artifact.SlackLark
  • A market's own pageA country team shares its read with the people in that country.LINEZalo
  • A launch briefFiled where the team plans, with the live read attached to it.NotionAsana
  • Regional daily digestPosted to the group the region works in, in its own language.LarkLINE
  • A regional handoffA finding passes to the next region's owner as a tracked task.AsanaSlack
  • Approval across time zonesAn ask waits in the Inbox until the right person is awake.SlackMicrosoft Teams

05

Brand and marketplace

Partners who sit outside your own team.

  • Sharing to an account leadThe marketplace contact gets the read they need and no more.GmailWhatsApp
  • A campaign-day planThe brand's targets and the marketplace's calendar, on one page.Google SheetsNotion
  • A promotion sign-offApproved by the brand and logged before the promotion starts.SlackOutlook
  • A post-campaign recapSent to every partner with the same numbers the brand used.GmailWhatsApp
  • A figure both sides checkOne number, one source, and no reconciling two spreadsheets.Google SheetsSlack
  • A named contact per askEvery request carries who raised it and who must answer it.AsanaSlack

Shared across the apps your team uses.

Connectors
  • ChatGPTAI chatAsk your ad data a question in plain words and get the answer with its evidence.
  • ClaudeAI chatBring the book into a chat to draft a read, check a figure or summarise a week.
  • GeminiAI chatQuery the same normalized book from Gemini, in the tool your analysts prefer.
  • SlackChatPost the daily digest and spend alerts in a channel, and approve in the thread.
  • Microsoft TeamsChatSend pacing alerts and bid-cap calls to the channel your media team has open.
  • Google ChatChatRoute spend alerts and shifts in the regional mix to the space your team reads.
  • LarkChatDeliver the weekly recap and scale-the-winners calls to your region's group.
  • DiscordChatShare the launch read with a game studio the moment the numbers move.
  • GmailEmailSend the monthly report on a schedule to any recipient list you keep.
  • OutlookEmailNotify the account team when a network is held or a call needs a second look.
  • WhatsAppMessagingPing the owner on an anomaly or a topped-up wallet, wherever they are.
  • ZaloMessagingTell the Vietnam seller group the moment a budget runs out, in their app.
  • LINEMessagingAsk for an approval in the app the Thailand and Japan teams answer in.
  • Google SheetsSheetPush a normalized export or a media plan into the sheet finance reads.
  • Google DocsDocDraft the QBR deck from live numbers, with every figure traced to its source.
  • NotionDocFile the launch brief where the team plans, with the live read attached.
  • AsanaTasksHand a finding to an owner as a task, then watch it close without a chase.
  • TableauBIFeed one normalized scorecard into the dashboards the business already trusts.

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