From your idea to finished work.
Describe a task. Review the draft. Approve it when you’re ready.
Your first campaign, in four steps.
- 01 · Ask
Describe the work
“Prepare an email introduction for 25 finance directors at UK construction firms.”
Use your business profile and connected tools.
- 02 · Inspect
Read the actual draft
Subject: Your next payroll runHi Alex, how are you handling payroll and CIS returns today? We help construction teams bring both into one process.
Edit the copy and check the selected audience, sender and destination.
- 03 · Approve
Decide what can change
- Audience
- 25 reviewed contacts
- Destination
- Your Instantly account
- Limits
- Your sending caps apply
Approve the audience, copy and sending limits.
- 04 · Check the result
See what happened
Example receiptCampaign created · provider confirmation recorded
Follow progress and replies from your workspace.
Start with one useful task
Add your business, connect a tool, and ask for your first draft.
Get startedApproval rules and technical details
The four risk classes
Confidence is a poor gate. A model can be confident and wrong, and the cost of being wrong is wildly uneven. So actions are sorted by consequence instead.
Metrics, keyword research, drafting for review, search-term mining
No external write. Material activity is recorded.
Protective pauses and other reversible reductions
Can be grouped for review. Eligible downward Google actions can use an explicit, expiring owner instruction; a verified safety breach may trigger a logged protective pause.
Launch a campaign, first send to a list, send a reply, publish an article
Approved one at a time, with the exact work and reasoning shown. Each review shows its expiry; stale work must be prepared again.
Raise a cap, connect or disconnect an account, delete assets, buy anything
Signed-in human only. Sensitive settings changes require an explicit confirmation.
Protective actions and standing instructions
The scheduled operating cycle compares connected-provider spend with workspace limits. When the evidence shows a breach, the safety path can attempt to pause active paid-media campaigns and record the outcome. A signed-in operator can also freeze the workspace and request a provider-wide pause from Settings.
A protective path may pause or reduce. It does not start a campaign, send, publish, or raise a configured limit. The audit log records what was attempted and which provider objects were confirmed paused.
Separately, after twenty consecutive successful individual reviews, an owner can delegate Google ad-group pauses or budget reductions for thirty days. Each action type is limited to one action per day, and a budget reduction cannot exceed ten percent. The workspace must have at least twenty-eight days of history. Current permissions, evidence and limits are checked again before execution; the owner can withdraw the instruction in Settings.