Your marketing department.
On one screen.
Campaigns, leads, templates, social, reputation, promotions, funnels, follow-up and analytics — in the same system that holds the jobs. So “what did that postcard make us?” has an answer instead of an argument.
Nine tools, no nine logins.
Marketing software usually arrives as a separate product with its own bill and its own idea of what a customer is. This one already knows.
Nine tools on one screen, with the month’s marketing revenue, leads, close rate and ROI across the top. Not nine separate products with nine logins.
The AI is the staff you didn’t hire.
Not a chatbot bolted to the side. Rex writes the piece, draws the artwork and drafts the reply — and a human approves every one before it goes out.
It writes the piece
Choose a format, say what the offer is, and Rex writes the copy for it — postcard, door hanger, flyer or social post.
It draws the artwork
A hero image generated to match, with your logo, colors and a portal QR code already placed. Print-ready PDF at the end.
It answers the review
A drafted public response to a Google or Facebook review, in your voice, that somebody reads before it posts.
It speaks Spanish
Marketing translated by audience, so the Spanish-speaking half of your list gets the same offer in their language.
All of it, in the box.
The nine tiles on the hub screen, and what sits behind each one.
Campaigns
All campaigns, new campaign and the outbound dialer, with per-channel sends, opens, clicks and revenue.
Leads & Inbox
The lead inbox, every lead, and the audiences you build from them.
Templates
An autopilot library of pre-built campaigns — seasonal reminders, review pushes, win-backs — plus your own.
Social & Ads
A publishing calendar, connected accounts, and ad measurement against booked work.
Reputation
The reputation dashboard, Google reviews, and the response templates behind them.
Promotions & QR
Promotions, a QR code library with scan counts, and printable marketing items.
Funnels
View and build multi-step funnels that move a lead without anyone remembering to.
Follow-Up & Lifecycle
The follow-up hub, surveys, recurring service events, expiring memberships and expiring cards.
Analytics
The performance table, geography analysis and lead quality, all drillable.
Before you ask.
What did last month’s marketing make you?
If that takes more than one screen to answer, bring us the spend and we will show you where it would land here.