Campaign management
Plan, draft, queue and review campaign work.
Build the campaign plan with AIRA, prepare the material and place drafts in Studio. Your team reviews every item before it goes out.
Find the right solution
Give analysis, production and repetition separate roles.
AIRA handles the questions behind the plan. Studio manages draft content, and Workflows coordinate repeated steps and checkpoints.
Plan the work
Chat
Ask AIRA to examine connected campaign results, define an audience or write a campaign brief. This is where the analysis behind the plan happens.
Draft and review
Studio
Prepare campaign copy and visuals, arrange the queue and collect human review. Studio works from approved inputs rather than analyzing source data.
Campaign process
Workflows
Connect planning, briefing, drafting and approval in a repeatable sequence. Schedule the process when the same campaign job returns.
Review recent Klaviyo sends
Use AIRA to examine the last 90 days of campaign results before choosing next month's messaging plan.
Build a 30-day campaign calendar
Organize proposed sends, audiences and creative needs into a plan your team can inspect.
Turn personas into campaign briefs
Translate an approved persona into channel, message and creative guidance for the production team.
Draft channel content in Studio
Prepare copy and visuals from the approved plan without asking Studio to perform customer or campaign analysis.
Queue every item for review
Keep draft work in an ordered review queue so a person can approve it before distribution.
Planning evidence
Campaign decisions retain their business basis.
The findings behind a plan come from connected queries, not assumptions. Reviewers can see why an audience or message entered the calendar.
- Klaviyo, Shopify and Meta findings are produced by real queries against connected data.
- Campaign revenue can be traced to the Shopify orders behind the total.
- Every proposed segment displays its conditions and matching count before saving.
- A named human step clears campaign material before it leaves the workspace.
Workflows & demos
Watch a campaign move through defined stages.
30-Day Campaign Calendar, Social Media Calendar and Persona to Campaign Brief show the path from analysis to planned work. Each sequence identifies when Studio receives approved inputs and when your team reviews the output.
30-Day Campaign Calendar
Next month's sends, planned from how the last 90 days actually performed.
- Klaviyo connected
- Data access on
The prompt
Look at how our Klaviyo campaigns performed over the last 90 days, then build me a 30-day campaign calendar for next month. Give it to me as a table with the date, campaign type, audience and subject line angle for each send.
Run in AIRA30-Day Campaign Calendar
Table in chat
Social Media Calendar
Two weeks of organic content, visuals included, queued for review.
The prompt
Plan a two-week organic content calendar across LinkedIn, Instagram and email for our spring launch. Generate the visuals and queue everything in the Studio for review.
Run in AIRASocial Media Calendar
Queued in the Studio
Persona to Campaign Brief
A persona becomes a briefed re-engagement series your team can pick up.
- A saved persona
The prompt
@persona <name> — write a campaign brief for a re-engagement email series aimed at her, and save it as a document.
Run in AIRAPersona to Campaign Brief
Saved document
Campaign controls
Plans and drafts remain under your team's control.
Workspace boundaries keep campaign information with the correct organization. Approval separates internal preparation from anything intended for a channel.
- Campaign records, audiences and drafts are partitioned by workspace.
- Brand DNA keeps campaign language aligned with the brand using it.
- No queued item is treated as approved until a person reviews it.
- Plans retain the connected findings, briefs and source context that shaped them.
Plan the next campaign