Margin
It identifies products that support your gross-margin priorities.
It scores every product using margin, stock and sales velocity, selects what to promote, builds the campaign in Klaviyo, and waits for your approval. Every step is logged, and nothing sends without a human click.
See the agent running. Build scope and pricing come from the assessment.
Most weekly campaigns start with whatever is new, visible, or top of mind. The Marketing AI Agent starts with the catalogue and the commercial objective.
It identifies products that support your gross-margin priorities.
It surfaces inventory that needs to move and steps back from products that are nearly sold out.
It balances current demand with the need to keep the wider catalogue moving.
The AI agent pulls the agreed product, inventory, cost, and performance data from your catalogue.
It applies your weighting across margin, stock depth, and sales velocity.
It selects a coherent group of products and creates the campaign copy.
It builds the draft in your existing account and applies your template and brand rules.
It runs seven pre-send checks and flags anything that needs attention.
It sends a single-use approval link. Nothing sends without a human click.
Immediately before send, it validates live availability again. Klaviyo remains the sending platform.
The Marketing AI Agent sits between the systems you already use. It reads Shopify, builds the campaign in Klaviyo, and keeps your campaigns, templates, customer list, and data in your own accounts.
This is a configured implementation, not another marketing platform or a replacement for your existing tools.
Products, inventory, cost, and sales data stay in your Shopify catalogue. The agent reads them, it does not replace them.
The campaign is built as a draft in your own Klaviyo account, using your template and your list. Klaviyo still does the sending.
The AI agent prioritises inventory the business needs to move.
A ready-to-review campaign arrives on schedule in the tools your team already uses.
Your team reviews, edits, approves, or holds every campaign before send.
If one or two of these apply, it is usually a data question rather than a no. The Agent Readiness Assessment looks at exactly this before anything is built.
Connecting a language model to Shopify and Klaviyo is the easy part. Running it against a live customer list, week after week, is where ungoverned automation gets expensive. The failures are rarely dramatic: they are quiet, and customers usually see them before your team does.
A campaign goes out with an unapproved discount, an unsupported product claim, or copy that drifts from the brand. The list receives it before anyone inside the business has read it.
Stock moves between build and send, and the campaign drives your best customers to products they can no longer buy. The send is wasted and the inbox trust is spent anyway.
Costs, margins, and priorities change but the scoring does not. The agent keeps confidently promoting lines the business no longer wants to push, and nobody notices for a quarter.
When a claim is challenged or a discount is disputed, nobody can show what the agent read, why a product was selected, or who approved the campaign.
The Marketing AI Agent runs inside controls that are configured before launch and enforced on every campaign. The agent prepares the work; the authority stays with your team.
The agent reads the agreed Shopify data and builds drafts in your own Klaviyo account. It cannot send, edit templates, touch your customer list, or widen its own permissions.
Every campaign carries a single-use approval link. Your team reviews, edits, approves, or holds; once the link is used it is destroyed, and if nobody approves, nothing leaves.
When a pre-send check fails or the agent meets something outside its rules, the campaign is held and routed to a named owner on your team, not a shared inbox.
Every scoring run, product selection, draft, check result, approval, and send is logged, so you can always show what the agent read, what it built, and who signed it off.
The agent applies configured checks throughout planning, copy creation, and the final pre-send review. Examples of what they include:
These controls can reduce operational and claims risk, but they do not replace legal or regulatory review.
Cooling-off periods, minimum stock, discount ceilings, margin-versus-stock weighting, risk terms, and send timing are configuration choices. Strategy changes should take seconds, not a development sprint.
The governed build covers:
The build is not priced off a rate card: it is scoped and quoted through the Agent Readiness Assessment, based on your catalogue, data quality, and approval flow.
$1,250 per month
No. It cannot send without human approval. Every campaign uses a single-use approval link, and nothing leaves if nobody approves.
No. Shopify remains the catalogue and inventory source of truth, and Klaviyo remains the sending platform. The agent connects the commercial decision, campaign build, checks, and approval workflow.
It scores products using configurable weighting across margin, stock depth, and sales velocity, then selects a coherent product story.
Yes. Your team can review, edit, approve, or hold every campaign.
Accurate product descriptions and stock are essential. Unit costs are required if you want margin to influence product selection.
No. It constrains copy to approved catalogue data and applies configurable risk controls, but it does not replace legal or regulatory review.
Yes. Product cooling-off periods can be configured so the same items are not repeatedly promoted.
The agent checks live stock again immediately before send and prevents unavailable products from being promoted.
The build is scoped and quoted through the Agent Readiness Assessment, a fixed-price assessment of one business process ($6,750, 10 working days). Once the agent is live, the governed agent retainer is $1,250 per month and covers monitoring, escalation handling, the audit trail, and approved knowledge base maintenance.
Book a demo and we will walk you through the agent scoring the catalogue, building the campaign in Klaviyo, and holding it for a human click.
See the agent running. Build scope and pricing come from the assessment.