ClientFalcon · Campaign Autopilot

A strategist on every account, including the small ones.

Agents read each client's export and queue the next move — the campaign to cut, the budget to shift, the creative that stopped working. You approve or dismiss. Nothing touches a client's ad account on its own.

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Sample account: cut Pinterest at 0.89× ROAS, redeploy to Klaviyo Email at 9.02×
One queue across every client you run, ranked by what it is worth
Score the whole book at once, not one account at a time

ClientFalcon Campaign Autopilot: queued recommendations across every client account

Sample account: cut Pinterest at 0.89× ROAS, redeploy to Klaviyo Email at 9.02×
One queue across every client you run, ranked by what it is worth
Score the whole book at once, not one account at a time

The detail

What people ask before they trust this number.

Does it touch a client's ad account?

No. It queues; you approve. Nothing is written to Meta, Google or anywhere else — the output is a decision for you to make, with the numbers that support it.

How does it scale across a book?

Score every client at once rather than opening accounts one at a time. The queue is ranked across the whole book, so the biggest thing wrong this week surfaces whoever it belongs to.

What does it actually catch?

On the sample account: Pinterest at 0.89x ROAS against Klaviyo Email at 9.02x, with $23,000 to move. That is the shape of it — a channel below breakeven and somewhere better for the money.

The rest of ClientFalcon

What else the same export computes.

The client reportThe deliverable your client judges you on.Channel performanceWhere the client's money went, by channel.What the client earnedThe number that renews the retainer.

Run it on your own export.

Fourteen days, no card. Upload a file and the figures above compute on your rows.

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