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For agencies

Client reports, campaign audits and decks. Done.

The recurring client work that eats your team's week, pulled from the tools you already use, written in the account lead's voice, and held for a human before anything reaches a client.

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The problem

What actually eats the week for agencies.

Three things that quietly cost the team days a month, and what Wopie does about each one.

  • Reporting eats the week

    Every retainer expects a weekly report, and each one is rebuilt by hand from four dashboards that never quite agree.

    Wopie assembles each client's report from their own ad accounts and analytics, on the schedule you set, in your template.

  • Client context is scattered

    Spend sits in Meta and Google, performance in Analytics, decisions in the thread. Nobody has the whole picture before the call.

    It reads all of them in one pass, so the number always arrives with the reason behind it.

  • Billable hours go to assembly

    Your best people spend mornings copying numbers between tabs instead of deciding what to do about them.

    Wopie does the assembly. Your team keeps the judgement and the client relationship.

Why agencies choose Wopie

Built for the way agencies really work.

  • Runs per client, not per prompt

    Point it at each client's stack and channel. It keeps the accounts, the data and the tone separate. No crossed wires.

  • Hands back the deliverable

    A report a client could read, a deck you could present, replies in the lead's voice. Not a checklist of things left to do.

  • Shows up on schedule

    "Every Friday at 4." The audit lands before the client call, built from that week's live numbers, without another prompt.

The work it takes off your plate.

Each one shows what it costs you today, what you ask in the channel, the steps Wopie runs, and the finished work that comes back.

Weekly client report·Client services·#acme

Today: Rebuilt by hand from four dashboards, every Friday, for every retainer.

@wopie build this week's report for Acme from their ad accounts and analytics

How it runs

  1. 1Pulls the week's spend and performance from Meta Ads and Google Ads, for that client only
  2. 2Reads sessions, conversions and revenue from Google Analytics over the same window
  3. 3Compares both against last week and the targets in your Google Sheet
  4. 4Writes it into your report template and holds it for the account lead to approve

A client-ready report, in your template

Meta Ads Meta AdsGoogle Ads Google AdsGoogle Analytics Google AnalyticsGoogle Sheets Google Sheets
Waits for the account lead's approval before it's sent.
Campaign audit before the call·Paid media·#acme

Today: Nobody knows what to cut until the client asks in the meeting.

@wopie audit last week's campaigns and tell me what to cut before the 4pm call

How it runs

  1. 1Reads last week's campaigns across Meta Ads and Google Ads
  2. 2Ranks them by cost per result against the client's target
  3. 3Cross-checks Google Analytics to separate real conversions from noise
  4. 4Posts the ranked list with a recommended pause, and waits for a human before touching live spend

Ranked spend, with what to pause

Meta Ads Meta AdsGoogle Ads Google AdsGoogle Analytics Google Analytics
Pausing live spend needs a human yes.
Results deck from the numbers·New business·#pitches

Today: The quarter's results exist as a spreadsheet nobody can present.

@wopie turn Q3's results into a deck for the Acme renewal pitch

How it runs

  1. 1Pulls the quarter's results from your Google Sheet
  2. 2Reads the account objectives and notes held in Notion
  3. 3Builds a narrative: what changed, why it changed, what to do next
  4. 4Drafts the deck into Google Drive for the team to finish

A narrative deck, not a data dump

Google Sheets Google SheetsNotion NotionGoogle Drive Google Drive
Drafts in your drive for you to finish.
Status update, in the client's inbox·Account management·#acme

Today: Weekly updates are the first thing dropped when the week gets busy.

@wopie draft this week's status update for Acme from the project board

How it runs

  1. 1Reads the project board in Notion and the delivery tickets in Linear
  2. 2Works out what shipped, what slipped, and what needs the client
  3. 3Writes the update in the account lead's voice
  4. 4Prepares it in Gmail and waits for the lead to approve the send

A written update in the lead's voice

Notion NotionLinear LinearGmail Gmail
Sends only after the lead approves.

How it works

One brief. Then it owns the work.

  1. 01Delegate

    Mention @wopie in a channel or thread, the way you'd brief a colleague.

  2. 02Gather context

    It reads the thread and pulls live data from the tools you've connected.

  3. 03Produce

    It builds the finished thing: the report, the replies, the pack, the brief.

  4. 04Approve

    Anything sensitive, external or irreversible pauses for your yes.

  5. 05Deliver

    The output lands back in the thread, and again on schedule if you ask.

One brief across your stack

It reads the tools agencies live in.

  • Slack Slack
  • Microsoft Teams Microsoft Teams
  • Meta Ads Meta Ads
  • Google Ads Google Ads
  • Google Analytics Google Analytics
  • HubSpot HubSpot
  • Notion Notion
  • Google Sheets Google Sheets
  • Gmail Gmail
  • Linear Linear

See all integrations, 3,200+ in total.

Not a chatbot, a copilot, or an automation

Other AI waits for a prompt. Wopie works for the agency.

  • ✕ A chatbot answers, then you go and do the work.
    Wopie does the work and hands back the finished thing.
  • ✕ A copilot only helps inside the one tool it lives in.
    Wopie reads across every tool the job actually needs.
  • ✕ An automation breaks the moment a field moves.
    Wopie adapts, and says so when something doesn't add up.
  • ✕ Point tools need a fresh prompt every single time.
    Wopie runs on your schedule, in the channel you already use.

Keep control

Client-facing only with your yes. Internal on its own.

Reports and audits post to your channel automatically. Anything that reaches a client, like a send or a spend change, pauses for the account lead, and every decision is logged.

Permission rules

#sales · set by admins
Wopie wants toPost inside a channel it's invited to
Rules
checking the channel's rules…

Audit trail

  • Every decision is recorded here with who, what and when.
wopie #sales · 8:04 AM

Each one references the last conversation and the open question, not a template. 7 follow-ups written.

Paused. These send from each owner's inbox. Each owner reviews and edits their own before anything sends.

ApproveEdit

Every approval, edit and rejection is recorded with who, what and when.

  • SOC 2-ready controlsControls mapped to SOC 2 criteria; audit evidence available for review.
  • ISO 27001-aligned policiesSecurity policies written against the ISO 27001 control set.
  • GDPR-aware data handlingData minimisation, export and deletion on request, EU-aware processing.
  • DPA publishedOur data processing agreement is public at wopie.ai/legal/dpa and can be countersigned for your procurement review.
  • SSO / SAML-readySingle sign-on flows ready for identity-provider setup.
  • Audit trail availableEvery delegated request, output and approval is recorded.
  • Built on independently audited providersAWS, Vercel, Supabase, Anthropic, Slack, Microsoft and Stripe each hold their own SOC 2 and/or ISO 27001 attestations for the layers they run. Those are theirs, not ours; Wopie's own attestation is in progress.

Questions

Questions Agencies teams ask first.

Yes. Each client is its own connection with its own scoped access, channel and tone. A request in one client's channel never touches another client's data.