Hire an AIemployee forclient work.
Add Scope to Slack, Teams, or email and hand it the recurring client work: reports, audits, decks, and briefs. It works from your connected client accounts and hands back finished work for a quick review.
- • Revenue up 14% month over month, mostly from search
- • Meta CPA spiked on the 18th (a broken landing page, now fixed)
- • Two budget moves suggested for next month
What changes when Scope joins the account team
drafted without a dedicated analyst
turnaround on ad-hoc client audits
The reports are waiting in Slack when your team logs on, so strategists can spend that time talking to clients.
instead of switching between every client tool
a fresh report, on schedule, without the chase
A short setup.
Then just delegate.
- • Meta Ads · Harbor US
- • Google Ads · Harbor
- • HubSpot · Harbor CRM
- • Drive · Harbor folder
1Plug in client accounts
Sign in to each client's ad, CRM, and storage accounts and give them names your team already uses.
2Share your playbook
Brief Scope like a new hire: your templates, targets, deadlines, and who signs off. It keeps it for every future job.
3Approve and ship
Finished work lands in the thread with a short explanation. Anything client-facing waits for your OK.
Describe the outcome.
Get the deliverable.
From numbers to narrative to slides, Scope handles the whole chain. Your team steps in at the end to check and send.
The weekly client recap, written while you sleep.
Every Thursday night Scope collects spend, conversions, and revenue for each client, writes the story in your house style, and leaves a draft in the account channel.
Deliverable: PDF + thread summaryWalk into every QBR already knowing the answers.
The night before a client meeting, Scope digs through budgets, search queries, conversion tags, and ad creative, then posts what's broken, what's slipping, and what to fix first.
Deliverable: Audit + next steps- • Two campaigns running hot on budget
- • One purchase event counted twice
- • A list of irrelevant search terms to exclude
- • Six ads that have stopped performing
Finally get the spend-vs-plan report nobody had time to build.
Describe the report in a sentence or two. Scope pulls it together from your client data and keeps it updated on a schedule as the team asks for changes.
Deliverable: Recurring reportReview decks, assembled from this morning's numbers.
Ask for the deck and Scope fills your template with fresh charts, a clear narrative, open risks, and the decisions you need from the client.
Deliverable: Slide deckEvery creative sprint starts with a sharper brief.
Scope studies what actually converted, compares it to what didn't, and writes a brief your designers can shoot from: angles, scripts, references, and test plan included.
Deliverable: Creative brief- • UGC-style demos beat studio shots 2:1
- • Three new angles to test
- • Scripts and shot list included
- • Test plan with one variable per cell
Pitch like you've worked with them for years.
Give Scope a company name. It comes back with their channels, messaging, recent moves, and the gaps your agency is best placed to fill, plus a pitch outline.
Deliverable: Research + outlineOne teammate across
every client tool.
Scope works inside the apps you already pay for, within the access you grant, and brings the results back to the channel.
Most AI helps one person.
Scope helps the agency.
Here's how Scope compares with the other ways agencies try to get work off their plate.
Great for one person's questions, but nothing is shared or remembered across the team.
Everyone briefs the same Scope, and it remembers each client.
Break the moment a client's setup is slightly different.
Adapts to each account instead of following a rigid recipe.
Help engineers write code; don't touch ad accounts or client decks.
Uses code as a means to an end, the end being your deliverable.
Need an engineer to set up, secure, and keep running.
Nothing to host. Install it and start delegating.
Tie you to a single provider's strengths and weaknesses.
Uses whichever model suits the task, and changes as models improve.
Your models, your rules,
your sign-off.
Everything an agency needs to trust an AI teammate with client work.
Swap models per job
Use a fast model for quick checks and a stronger one for strategy, and set defaults for the team.
Shared across every role
Strategists, buyers, designers, and account leads all work with one Scope that knows the context.
Each client clearly labeled
Name every connected account after its client so nothing ever gets crossed.
Approval where it matters
Choose which actions run freely, which need a click, and which are off-limits.
What agencies ask before hiring Scope
Yes. Connect as many accounts as you manage and name each one after its client. If it's unclear which one you mean, Scope asks.
Just tell it, in the channel, like you'd brief a new strategist. It remembers templates, targets, and preferences for next time.
Each client's accounts are named separately, and Scope only touches the ones a task calls for, within the access of the person asking.
You decide which actions need a human click. Most agencies keep anything client-facing on approval.
Hire an AI employee. Scale every account.
Pick the client task everyone dreads. Let Scope take it from here.
