What is in it, and where each part stops
Every feature below is working software. The line under each one says what it deliberately does not do — which is usually the more useful half when you are choosing a system to run your agency on.
Creators
Creator records
Identity, audience, niche, geography, performance, product affinity, and the full history of every campaign, sample, message and post.
Scoring
Seven weighted components against the client you are staffing. Weights configurable per agency, client and campaign.
Discovery and filters
Structured filters across every recorded dimension, plus natural-language search that shows you the filters it understood before it runs.
Lists and tags
Saved lists, smart lists, tags and bulk actions across them.
Outreach and conversations
Sequences
Multi-step outreach with templates, personalisation, AI drafting, scheduling, A/B variants and automatic follow-ups.
Unified inbox
One queue for every conversation, with the creator, campaign, samples, content and history beside it. AI classifies intent and drafts a reply.
Manual send queue
Where a channel does not permit automated sending, Aegis prepares the message and queues it for a person.
Campaigns, samples and content
Campaigns
Objectives, products, creators, commission, budget, dates, requirements and KPIs, with a live dashboard of what each is producing.
Samples
Request to approval to shipping to delivery to the post it produced, with product cost, shipping cost and expected content date.
Content
Posts with their metrics, approval state and usage rights, joined back to the campaign and the product.
Analytics and money
Attribution
Campaign to creator to content to product to order, joined where the evidence supports it.
Forecasting
GMV, orders, creator revenue and client revenue, as conservative, expected and optimistic, with the assumptions on screen.
Profitability
Contribution profit per client after creator costs, samples, shipping, campaign costs and your own internal cost assumptions.
Client health
A 0–100 score from activity, performance, goals and profitability, with the reason for every point it deducts.
Clients
Client CRM
Company, contacts, contract, fees, renewal dates, goals, notes, tasks and the full performance history.
Client portal
Your client signs in and sees their own brand: performance, creators, campaigns, content, reports and goals.
Reporting
Weekly, monthly, campaign and executive reports built from real metrics, exportable to PDF, CSV and Excel, and brandable on the larger plans.
Automation and AI
Workflows
Trigger, condition, action, wait, branch, AI step, assignment and notification, with execution logs for every run.
Playbooks
Turn a way of working into a reusable, versioned template you can deploy to the next client.
AI assistant and agents
Answers grounded in your own rows, with the source of every figure and a refusal when the data does not support one.
Autopilot
Longer-running, supervised sequences of work towards an objective you set.
Running the business
Billing
Monthly and annual plans, trials, checkout, invoices, upgrades, downgrades, cancellation, reactivation and refunds.
Usage and limits
Clients, creators, team members, AI usage, messages and workflows counted against your plan, enforced on the server.
Enterprise
SSO readiness, custom roles, API keys, custom domains, white-label branding and an exportable, tamper-evident audit trail.
Availability by plan
The heavier capabilities — forecasting, profitability, the client portal, white-label branding, custom roles, API keys and autopilot — are on the larger plans. The pricing page lists which, and the product tells you plainly when something is not on your plan instead of failing in a way that looks like a bug.
See it against your own data
Import a creator list and run one campaign. That will tell you more in an afternoon than a feature list will.