The work piles up at the same few desks
- Every brief, draft, post and creative waits for a pass from the same senior people. The ones who know the brand voice best spend their days checking other people's work, giving the same notes again and again.
- An MSA or SOW sits untouched because only one person reads contracts closely, and they haven't had an afternoon to spare.
- Your standards live in a few people's heads. New hires learn them by getting things wrong.
- Everyone has ChatGPT, and reviews still happen the way they did before.
How agents take on review
We learn how your agency reviews work today, then build that into a shared brain and agents that work inside the tools you already use.
Review agents that know your standards
Your brand guides, client rules, contract positions and the notes your senior people always give, captured in one brain. Agents review against it and explain every flag, with its source.
Agents that start the work
| Workflow | Agents start and run | A person decides at |
|---|---|---|
| Editorial review | A draft is submitted: agents check it against the client's voice and rules, then mark up the fixes | What goes to the client |
| Creative review | A creative is uploaded: agents check it against the brief and brand rules, then summarize the issues | Final sign-off on the creative |
| Contract review | Agents compare each incoming MSA or SOW with your standard terms and flag every deviation | Anything that changes your terms |
Your people decide what agents may approve, and they sign off on what goes to the client.
An influencer marketing and talent management agency
Client · An influencer marketing and talent management agency · Live
A note before the details: the agency's owner is a Splice founder. We say so because you should know.
- What we built: agents that handle the agency's editorial, creative and contract reviews, including MSAs and SOWs.
- Next: sales agents that build its pipeline.
Where you start
If your team has the tools but reviews are still done by hand, start with AI-absent → AI-enabled. If your first critical workflow already runs on agents, but most work still waits to be asked, start with AI-enabled → AI-native. Running a small agency yourself? See for founders.
The first step is one focused day on one of your real workflows. You leave with a working prototype. See how it works, or read more for CEOs and boards.
Questions agencies ask
Who's accountable when the AI gets it wrong?
A person on your side. There's an accountable person behind every decision that matters, and agents can handle some approvals that person has permissioned. Before anything runs, we agree who is accountable and what each agent may approve.
How fast will we see something?
You get something usable from the first session. Once we've seen your workflow there, we tell you how long it will take to reach production.
What does it cost?
Talk to us. We scope the work with you during the working session, which is credited in full if you go on to work with us.