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Draft Social Media Reports
Build review drafts from campaign briefs and account exports
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- Ready report requestReady report request
Your ready request starts a run and identifies the campaign materials to read.
- Campaign briefCampaign brief
Your brief gives the campaign goal, audience, and questions the report should answer.
- Reporting periodReporting period
Your start and end dates set the window for figures and post examples.
- Account listAccount list
Your named accounts show which profiles the report must cover.
- Account exportsAccount exports
Your attached exports supply post dates, account figures, and engagement measures.
- Metric definitionsMetric definitions
Your column mapping explains which export measures can be compared and totaled.
Your campaign request table starts the report when you mark a request ready and holds its brief and exports.
- Social media report draftSocial media report draft
Your editable draft presents the campaign period, account figures, engagement totals, dated examples, and sources.
- Data gapsData gaps
Your draft names missing figures, conflicting measures, or accounts without usable exports.
- Draft linkDraft link
Your link opens the report draft so you can review it before sharing.
Your document editor creates an editable report with tables, dated examples, and source notes.
- Social media report draftSocial media report draft
Your editable draft presents the campaign period, account figures, engagement totals, dated examples, and sources.
- Data gapsData gaps
Your draft names missing figures, conflicting measures, or accounts without usable exports.
- Draft linkDraft link
Your link opens the report draft so you can review it before sharing.
This Agent starts when you mark your campaign brief and exports ready. It checks dates and figures, then drafts a report with gaps for your review.
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AirtableUsed as:
- Campaign request table
Airtable starts the report when you mark a request ready and holds its brief and exports.
Google DocsUsed as:
- Document editor
Google Docs creates an editable report with tables, dated examples, and source notes.
monday.comUsed as:
- Campaign request table
monday.com starts the report when you mark a request ready and holds its brief and exports.
- Document editor
monday.com creates an editable report with tables, dated examples, and source notes.
Microsoft OneNoteUsed as:
- Document editor
Microsoft OneNote creates an editable report with tables, dated examples, and source notes.
KintoneUsed as:
- Campaign request table
Kintone starts the report when you mark a request ready and holds its brief and exports.
Made for your industry
Draft Social Media Reports is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Draft client social reports from campaign briefs and account exports.
Show all Agents for the Advertising and Marketing industry - Retail
Turn social campaign exports into reports on retail promotions.
Show all Agents for the Retail industry - Digital Media
Summarize channel engagement with dated post examples for review.
Show all Agents for the Digital Media industry - Consumer Packaged Goods
Pull brand account figures into product campaign report drafts.
Show all Agents for the Consumer Packaged Goods industry - Public Relations
Prepare client campaign reviews with dated posts and sourced figures.
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Made for your role
Draft Social Media Reports is made for people in these roles.
- Campaign Manager
Summarize campaign posts and engagement for stakeholder review.
Show all Agents for the Campaign Manager role - Social Media Manager
Draft a shareable review of posts and engagement across accounts.
Show all Agents for the Social Media Manager role - Social Media Marketer
Turn campaign briefs and exports into reports for stakeholders.
Show all Agents for the Social Media Marketer role - Marketing Manager
Prepare a social campaign report with figures ready for review.
Show all Agents for the Marketing Manager role - Digital Marketer
Bring social account results into a campaign review draft.
Show all Agents for the Digital Marketer role - Marketing Analyst
Reconcile exported metrics and flag gaps in social reports.
Show all Agents for the Marketing Analyst role - Social Media Analyst
Check dates and measures before summarizing channel results.
Show all Agents for the Social Media Analyst role
Made for your department
Draft Social Media Reports is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Draft campaign reports that separate supported figures from gaps.
Show all Agents for the Marketing department - Communications
Prepare social campaign summaries with dated examples for review.
Show all Agents for the Communications department - Social Media
Turn account exports into dated reports with engagement totals.
Show all Agents for the Social Media department
How Draft Social Media Reports works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the campaign requestRead your brief and exports after you mark the request ready. Note the reporting dates and accounts.
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Check posts and figuresMatch posts to your accounts and reporting dates. Exclude duplicates and flag missing or conflicting figures.
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Choose examples and total engagementSelect dated posts that address your brief. Total engagement only where measures and periods align.
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Create the report draftCreate an editable report with supported figures and dated examples. Return its link and show data gaps.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Airtable, Google Docs or monday.com.
5 tools
- Create a campaign report request table with campaign name, brief, reporting start and end dates, account names, attached exports, and a Ready for report checkbox.
- Tell the Agent which export columns identify accounts, post dates, post links or text, profile figures, and engagement measures, and how each measure is defined.
- Choose the report sections and the connected document account where the marketer will find drafts.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft Social Media Reports:
Your draft brings together supported account figures and dated post examples. It flags gaps and includes engagement totals where measures align.
Yes. You choose the report sections and where drafts go. The Agent creates an editable document for your review.
Your draft names the missing file or conflicting dates for you to resolve. It keeps figures separate when measures do not align.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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