A clinic owner reviewing her AI marketing team's workspace on a desktop monitor.

Marketing AI Team

A marketing team that works inside your clinic.

Seven roles: a director who decides, plus a strategist, analyst, copywriter, designer, video editor and localizer who execute. They read your clinic's own numbers, draft the work, and stop. Nothing reaches a patient until you approve it.

A hierarchy, not a swarm

One director delegates. Specialists do one job each.

The director makes every delegation, revision and acceptance decision; each specialist executes a single task at a time. Their messages to one another persist as an activity feed you can read, so the work is auditable rather than magic. Every step is metered under its own role, so you can see what each part of the team costs.

  • Director, strategist, analyst, copywriter, designer, video editor, localizer
  • Inter-agent messages persist as a workspace activity feed
  • Per-role metering, so spend is attributable rather than one opaque bill
The Marketing AI Team roster inside the clinic app, with a goal box and a weekly auto-run switch.

Campaigns

Reactivation and recall, measured against a holdout.

Build a campaign against a real segment — lapsed six months, recall overdue, recent no-show — and see who it actually reaches before it sends. A tenth of the audience is held back and receives nothing, so the bookings and revenue reported are only what the campaign itself caused, not what would have happened anyway.

  • Audience sizing before you commit, with suppressions and unsubscribe handling
  • A 10% holdout receives nothing, so attribution measures cause
  • Recurring campaigns enrol newly eligible patients nightly, after one approval
The campaigns tab showing reactivation and recall campaigns with their segments and statuses.

Guardrails

Everything it makes is a draft.

The role prompts forbid guarantees, superlatives and painless-style claims, and forbid referencing any individual patient or their data. Output lands in the same content and campaign pipelines your team already uses, behind the same compliance gate and the same approval step. Jurisdiction packs apply the rules of the market you practise in.

  • No guarantee, superlative or outcome claims, enforced in every role prompt
  • Never references an individual patient or their record
  • Jurisdiction packs and an outbound compliance guard
Two clinic staff reviewing the marketing dashboard together, including the holdout note.

See it work

Thirty seconds, start to finish.

The same screens your team would use — the run, the draft, the holdout, the approval that stops it reaching a patient.

What it ships with

Content studio
Creative composition with your brand overlay, a reference media library, feature tagging and captions.
Reviews
Review queries, scores and drafted replies. You send them.
Attribution
Spend tracking and a CMO report, measured against the holdout.
Bilingual
English and Arabic production, with test sends isolated from real audiences.
The campaigns tab showing reactivation and recall campaigns with their segments and statuses.

Marketing AI Team

See it run against your own numbers.

A demo uses your clinic's real segments and shows exactly where the approval step sits.