Adessa's marketing expertise. In the AI you already use.
Get marketing advice, understand your results, and launch ads and social posts from the AI you already talk to. Adessa brings the strategy, analytics, and knowledge of your business.
OpenClawKeep your business context across all your AI agents. Adessa stores your company knowledge, brand profile, and marketing strategy, so each agent can pick up where you left off.
Sign in to Adessa, choose your AI, and follow the guided setup. You approve access securely.
More than a connection. A marketing partner.
Adessa's marketing expertise
Bring Adessa's marketing knowledge, strategic guidance, and campaign insights into your agent's advice—from choosing channels and planning content to understanding results and deciding what to try next.
A shared marketing strategy
Let your agent read your Adessa marketing plan, discuss the next move, and save approved strategy updates back to Adessa.
Context that stays with you
Switch between ChatGPT, Claude, and other agents without starting from scratch. Each can retrieve your saved company knowledge, brand rules, and approved memories—with the right context for each agency client.
Create, launch, and manage
Ask your agent to create ads, images, videos, social posts, and landing pages. Launch or pause ad campaigns, publish or schedule social posts, and save drafts—all from your conversation.
Analytics your agent can explain
Bring ad and social performance into the conversation. Ask your agent to review spend, clicks, conversions, and engagement, explain what's working, and use real results to guide your next move.
Your permissions still apply
Connect securely, choose the business or client, and approve access. Adessa's company boundaries, execution permissions, and campaign budget safeguards still apply.
From marketing insight to an approved post
Adessa MCP connects an AI assistant to your selected company workspace. A connection is not permission to publish everything: reading results, editing drafts and publishing use separate permissions. Channel availability also depends on the connected account and platform approval.
1. Read the business context and results
Ask your assistant to review the selected company's marketing strategy and available performance data. Keep missing metrics separate from zero results, and use the same reporting period when comparing posts.
2. Prepare and review a draft
Create a social-post draft, check its copy and media, and confirm the destination account. Draft creation does not publish the post. An agency connection must select the authorized client workspace.
3. Publish only with the right permission
Scheduling and publishing are separate actions. Review the post and timing before approving them. A read-only connection cannot publish. Enabled autopilot can perform future actions under its settings, so review those settings separately.
4. Compare the results
Compare available social metrics by creation origin, platform, format and boost status. Older posts with uncertain origins stay unknown; differences in performance do not by themselves prove that one creation method caused better results.
Three prompts to start your marketing workflow
Connect your assistant through the guided setup, select your company, then adapt these examples to your goals. These are example instructions, not recorded customer results.
Find your next move
Review my brand strategy and the last 30 days of available marketing results. Separate missing data from zero results. Recommend three next steps and explain which evidence supports each one.
Turn an idea into a draft
Use my saved brand voice to draft a social post about our latest offer. Show me the copy, media and destination account for review. Keep it as a draft until I approve publishing.
Review a client workspace
List the clients I can access, then let me choose one. Summarize that client's available campaign results for a specific date range and propose the next action without changing other clients.
Ready to try it? Open the guided connection setup or explore multi-client marketing.
Automation, memory and ad budgets
- Can an assistant change autopilot settings?
- The MCP tools can read settings and apply confirmed changes with the required permissions. Enabling autopilot can cause future publishing or advertising activity. Review the schedule, content preferences and budget controls before enabling it.
- Does preparing a social boost spend money?
- The boost-preparation tool creates a campaign draft from a post with a proposed daily budget and duration. It does not launch an ad. Campaign launch is a separate action with its own permission and account checks.
- How does brand memory stay consistent?
- Assistants can retrieve saved marketing memory and propose changes. Proposals follow Adessa's approval workflow rather than silently replacing brand instructions. Company and client access boundaries still apply.
- Is the connector available in every assistant directory?
- Connector support and directory availability vary by assistant and plan. Use the guided connection flow for the available setup options. Connecting one assistant does not automatically authenticate another.
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