Platform

Six modules, one set of records

Most businesses run marketing across a CRM, a scheduler, an asset drive, a project tool and a spreadsheet — and spend their week reconciling them. BrandLAB holds all of it against the same records, which is the only way an agent can work across them without guessing.

01

CRM & Customer 360

Contacts, companies, touchpoints, intent signals and conversions in one record rather than five exports.

The Sales Agent reads intent scores, drafts outreach and updates records — every write logged against it.

Person and account records with lifecycle stages

Touchpoints and intent signals from connected channels

Attribution events joined to campaigns

Customer 360 view across the whole relationship

02

Campaigns

Plan, budget and run campaigns with performance attached to the records they actually moved.

The CMO Agent watches performance and proposes budget shifts — spending waits for your approval.

Objectives, budgets and channels

Live impressions, clicks, conversions and spend

Audience segments built from CRM data

Attribution back to revenue

03

Content & Assets

A brand asset library and content pipeline, with scheduling that keeps a human in the loop before anything goes public.

The Content Agent produces copy, images and video drafts and files them — publishing needs approval.

Asset library with versions, rights and expiry

Collections and share links

Scheduled posts with approval status

Generated assets filed as drafts, never auto-published

04

Projects & Operations

Boards, groups and items so the work an agent creates lands somewhere a person can see and own it.

The Operations Agent opens tasks, chases deadlines and keeps integrations moving.

Boards, groups, columns and items

Assignees, priorities and due dates

Deadline risk surfaced on the Command Centre

Tasks created by agents, owned by people

05

Analytics & Cost

Performance analytics beside the cost of producing it — including what the AI itself consumed.

The Analytics Agent explains movements across campaigns, CRM and spend instead of just charting them.

Campaign and channel performance

Cost ledger with provider cost per call

Per-agent spend attribution

Plan revenue against AI cost

06

Email & Channels

Campaign email, automations and templates, plus the social channels you already publish to.

Agents draft and schedule; sending to a real customer is a level-three action that always needs a person.

Campaign builder with templates

Automations and queues

Instagram publishing and insights

Cross-platform feed

The difference

Modules are not the product — the wiring between them is

Any vendor can sell you six modules. What matters here is that they share one permission model, one action engine and one cost ledger. An agent asked why sales fell can look across campaigns, CRM and spend in a single scoped query, because it is all one system rather than six with an integration tax between them.

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