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Svartigaldur

By Svartigaldur

The Agent

Your week in focus. Your team in control.

Give the team a clear starting point for the week. The Agent turns The Engine's findings into a weekly brief that our team can review, interpret and use when planning the work.

Discuss a clearer weekly review

Used by the Svartigaldur team alongside The Engine.

From observations to a considered weekly brief.

The Agent prepares a weekly summary from The Engine's findings. Explore how that brief supports a review while keeping interpretation and decisions with the team.

The AgentInteractive example
The weekly briefAn illustrative briefing
What changed?

Visits to a service page have increased.

Evidence from The Engine
What needs a closer look?

Check whether enquiries followed the same pattern.

The team reviews and decides the next step.
EvidenceContextJudgment

Choose a perspective

Begin with the available findings.

The Engine supplies the evidence for the briefing. Its account access and data coverage shape what can be included.

Illustrative views, with no live client data.

Make findings easier to review

A weekly brief brings relevant observations into one place for the team to work through.

Keep the business context

Our team interprets the brief against your priorities and the work already underway.

Prepare for the next decision

Use the reviewed findings to inform the next conversation and the team's plan.

Getting
started.

For client teams who want a more focused conversation about what has changed and what should happen next.

  1. The Engine supplies the findings available for review.
  2. The Agent prepares a weekly brief.
  3. Our team reviews it and decides how it should inform the work.

Used by the Svartigaldur team alongside The Engine.

Good to know.

Does it make changes to campaigns on its own?

The offering described here is a reviewed weekly brief. Decisions and changes remain part of the team's agreed working process.

Where does the briefing information come from?

From the available findings of The Engine. Its connected accounts and evidence determine the scope of the summary.

Who decides what happens next?

The team. The Agent prepares a brief; people review it and decide how the observations should inform the next conversation or piece of work.

Make it
useful.

Start with what you want to understand or do better.

Discuss a clearer weekly review