Commands
Marketing Analytics responds to direct mentions in Slack. Use @Agenteous followed by your request, anywhere the agent is active.
Get a Full Marketing Rollup
@Agenteous how is our marketing performing this week?
The agent pulls counts from all active producer agents (Marketing Content, Marketing Social, Marketing PPC, Marketing Designer, and Marketing Brand Guard) and returns a combined summary. The response includes the reporting window and whether any producer had no activity in that period.
Scope a Rollup to One Client
@Agenteous give me the marketing rollup for [client name]
Same cross-agent summary as the full rollup, filtered to that client's work only. The agent confirms the client scope in its response.
Request a Single-Agent Report
@Agenteous how is content performing this week?
@Agenteous what is the social publish rate this month?
@Agenteous show me the Brand Guard summary for the last 30 days
Each of these returns counts and derived KPIs for one producer. You can name any supported agent: Content, Social, PPC, Designer, or Brand Guard. Specify a time window (this week, last month, last 30 days, this quarter) or leave it out for the default seven-day window.
Ask a Direct Question About a Metric
@Agenteous why is the brand score trending down?
@Agenteous are we shipping enough content?
@Agenteous how many images are unattached right now?
The agent pulls the relevant producer data and responds in plain terms. If the metric you ask about is not tracked, it will tell you which agent would need to add it.
Compare Time Periods
@Agenteous compare content output this month to last month
The agent returns current-period and prior-period counts side by side with the signed percentage change. When there is no prior-period data, it says so rather than showing a zero or a placeholder.
Check Whether a Producer Is Active
@Agenteous is PPC running on this account?
If a producer agent is not installed or has not recorded any activity yet, the rollup marks it as unavailable with a plain explanation. This command surfaces that status directly.
Marketing Analytics reads data; it does not post, schedule, or take action. When a response points to a gap or recommends a next step, that action belongs to the relevant delivery agent or to you.