Automation with a constitution
Automation that runs inside limits you wrote down.
Autopilot runs in one of three modes: recommend, guarded, autonomous. All three read the same rulebook — the Campaign Constitution, written per account, holding spend ceilings, daily movement limits, max CAC, minimum margin, protected campaigns, market restrictions and the channels and action types the system may touch. Before any write reaches Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn or Microsoft, the proposed action is checked against those limits and against a minimum evidence threshold spanning network, attributed, CRM and financial truth. Those networks keep running delivery, placement and bidding inside their own auctions; Autopilot decides budget splits, optimisation targets, audience scope, creative rotation and landing-page routing between them. Every executed change is written to the log with actor, evidence, before state, after state, policy result and a rollback path.
On and off is not a control surface
A switch and a daily budget cap leave every real decision to network-reported conversions. A rule firing on those alone keeps funding a campaign whose leads are later disqualified or refunded, because the platform never sees the disqualification, the refund or the thin-margin order. That gap surfaces in collected revenue weeks later, after the budget is spent.
A policy object, checked per action
The Campaign Constitution is a stored, versioned object rather than a settings screen. Evidence thresholds are evaluated first and decide whether there is enough data to act at all; the remaining clauses are evaluated at execution time, and one failing clause blocks the action. Blocks are recorded with the clause that caused them, so a refusal reads as clearly as a change.
Reversible by construction, auditable by default
Prior values are stored with every write, so the last change, a day of changes or one campaign's whole history can be reverted without rebuilding it by hand. Finance can read which limits held and which were hit, against the figures the business metrics service returned at the time. Autonomy widens one clause at a time instead of by trusting a system you cannot inspect.
What is included
6 capabilities in Autopilot
Each capability is its own surface, and all of them answer to the same business objective under one set of guardrails.
Recommend Mode
The Growth Brain drafts each action with its evidence attached. Nothing reaches a network until a person approves it.
Read moreGuarded Mode
Writes execute inside the Constitution. Anything that breaches a limit stops and escalates, naming the clause that blocked it.
Read moreAutonomous Mode
The loop runs continuously inside hard limits. People review exceptions: escalations, rollbacks and limits repeatedly hit.
Read moreCampaign Constitution
One account-level object: spend ceilings, max CAC, minimum margin, protected campaigns, approvals and evidence thresholds.
Read moreChange History
Append-only records of action, actor, evidence, before state, after state, policy result and rollback path.
Read moreEmergency Controls
Pause automation, pause a channel, pause all spend, revert the last change, lock a campaign. Each is scoped and logged.
Read moreThe rest of the platform
Ten modules, one decision layer.
Growth Brain
Ranks the next euro and the next action across every channel, against your goal, your guardrails and your margin.
5 capabilitiesCampaigns
One canonical campaign intent; per-network adapters render it into the objects Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and Microsoft accept.
5 capabilitiesBudget
Networks keep bidding. The budget engine solves how much opportunity each one gets, against the objective you set.
5 capabilitiesOne goal. Every channel. Real business truth.
Connect your ad accounts, say what a good customer is worth, and let the Growth Brain work the objective inside limits you set.
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