BizFalcon AIFor agencies who pitch on Monday and report on Thursday.
The audit that wins the account becomes the baseline you report against. One tool for both, priced per client rather than per report.
- ClientFalcon
- 3 things change
- 14 days, no card
What this replaces.
A free grader for the pitch, a reporting tool for the retainer, and no connection between them. The audit PDF is thrown away the day the contract is signed, and month one of reporting starts from a blank chart with nothing to be measured against.
Three differences, on your own numbers.
The pitch and the retainer become one artefact
Run the prospect audit to win the account. The same audit is the baseline on day one, so month two has something concrete to beat and the client can see the line move.
Reporting stops being a Thursday
Drop the ad export, get the KPIs, the written why that names the campaign and the figure, and a white-label PDF carrying your brand. Edit the judgement; skip the typing.
The small accounts get a strategist too
Autopilot scores your whole book at once and ranks the queue across every client, so the biggest thing wrong this week surfaces whoever it belongs to — including the retainers too small to look at weekly.
“My clients will not give me platform access.”
They do not have to. Every report can be built from the CSV each platform already exports, which a client can send you in a minute. Connectors are there when access is easy and beside the point when it is not.
The other three.
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Fourteen days, no card.
Upload one export and see whether it tells you something you did not know.