Compass: the AI marketing assistant that acts
Your campaigns drift for days before anyone notices. Compass watches every channel and reroutes automatically, inside limits you set.
Three things a dashboard-only tool can't do
Cross-channel rerouting
When email opens stall, Compass shifts spend to ads or social within the hour, not after Monday's report.
Attribution beyond last-click
Compass tracks the full path, so credit lands on the channel that actually converted, not just the last touch.
Native stack integrations
Connects to your CRM, ad accounts, and email platform. No middleware, no Zapier chain to maintain.
Guardrails you set
Budget caps, approval thresholds, and blocked channels. Compass acts inside limits you define, not around them.
Briefs it can execute
Feed Compass a brief with goals, budget, and channels. It builds the route and starts running it the same day.
Alerts before damage compounds
Get flagged the moment a metric crosses your threshold, with the reroute already queued for approval.
How Compass runs a campaign
Four steps from brief to live route, not four tools stitched together with a spreadsheet.
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Set the brief
Objective, budget, channels, and guardrails. Takes about 10 minutes for a standard launch.
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Compass builds the route
It maps the channel sequence and budget split before a single dollar spends.
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It watches every channel live
Open rates, cost per acquisition, engagement. Compass compares against your own benchmark, not a generic industry average.
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It reroutes, you approve
Below your guardrail threshold, Compass acts immediately. Above your approval threshold, it asks first.
When the open rate stalls at 18%, Compass doesn't wait for Monday
A product-launch email campaign plateaus at an 18% open rate, nine points under the account's 90-day benchmark. Most teams catch this at the weekly report, three days after the budget already ran. Compass flags the drift inside the first 48 hours and shifts the remaining spend to paid social, where the same audience segment is converting at more than three times the email rate that week.
- Flags drift against your own benchmark, not an industry average
- Reroutes budget within the approval window you set
- Logs the decision so you can audit why it moved
One brief, four channels, no manual handoff
A 40-person growth team used to run a product launch across five separate tools: email platform, ad manager, social scheduler, and CRM, stitched together by a shared spreadsheet and a status channel. Compass replaces the spreadsheet. One brief sets the objective and budget split; Compass executes across all four channels and reroutes between them as results come in, without a human copying numbers between tabs.
- No middleware between your channel tools
- Budget moves between channels automatically inside your caps
- One place to see the full campaign route, not four dashboards
What changes once Compass runs the route
We stopped finding out about a dead campaign on Friday. Compass rerouted the ad spend on Tuesday, before it cost us the week.
I don't trust a tool that acts without telling me why. Compass logs every reroute with the metric that triggered it, so I can audit the call in ten seconds.
Common questions
How is this different from a marketing automation platform?
Does Compass replace my CRM or ad manager?
What happens if Compass reroutes something I disagree with?
How long does setup take?
Is my campaign data used to train models for other customers?
What size team is this built for?
Can I set a hard budget cap Compass can never cross?
Try Compass on your next launch
Connect two channels and set a guardrail. Compass runs the first route free for 14 days.