Schedule

Marketing Analytics runs when you ask it to. There is no background schedule, no timed digest, and no autonomous monitoring cycle. Every response the agent produces is triggered by a direct request in Slack.

How It Works

Send a question or request in Slack and the agent reads the current state from each active producer, computes the rollup or the specific metric you asked for, and replies in the thread. The data it draws on is live at the moment you ask: if content was published ten minutes ago, it shows in the next rollup.

Default Reporting Window

When you do not specify a time window, the agent uses the last seven days. You can override this in your request:

• "this week" or "last 7 days"
• "last month" or "last 30 days"
• "last quarter" or "last 90 days"
• "year to date"
• "all time"

State the window in your message and the agent applies it and confirms it in the response.

Response Time

Most rollups complete in under a minute. A full cross-agent rollup that covers all five producers takes slightly longer than a single-producer report, but both are fast enough to use in the middle of a client call or a planning meeting.

When to Ask

Some natural moments to pull a rollup:

• Before a client check-in, to see what shipped and what is pending for that client
• At the start of a planning session, to see current pipeline depth across all agents
• After a busy production period, to confirm everything moved from draft to published
• When something looks off in Slack, to get a fast count of where items are stuck

There is no wrong time to ask. The agent reads live data each time, so the answer is always current.