Chat
A conversation
You ask, it answers. When the thread ends, the work still falls back to you.
- Generates text from a prompt
- Limited to the conversation
- No real-world actions on its own
Illustrative layout · not a live report
Plug AI into your marketing stack
Chatbots talk. Agents act. Letaido brings those agents into one shared workspace where your team can keep work moving.
Chat
You ask, it answers. When the thread ends, the work still falls back to you.
Agents
An AI that plans, uses tools, and works through a task—with someone guiding the process.
Letaido
Your team's agents, connected to your tools in a workspace designed for ongoing work.
Give an agent a goal to plan, research, build, and organize inside a dedicated workspace.
An illustrative workspace preview
Describe the goal you'd like an agent to help with…
A few example workflows
Compare publishing activity with changes in organic traffic.
Bring campaign and pipeline signals into one review.
Plan a regular audience review.
Prepare a documentation workflow.
Make apps and dashboards available to the people who need them.
Set up recurring work, from reviews and recaps to useful alerts.
DailyKeep working files together, ready for the next step.
A dedicated place for your team's ongoing work.
Dedicated workspaceConnect the tools your team already uses.
Letaido draws on the experience of a team that has spent years building tools for search and marketing. The aim is a workspace where agents can help people get useful work done.
We started with our own workflows. Small, repeatable tasks led to broader projects involving content, research, and reporting.
From content planning to competitor research, the most valuable ideas came from the people closest to the work.
Started with simple automations
Moved entire workflows to Letaido
Kept improving the process
Work is easier to build on when a team can see it, continue it, and review it together in a shared workspace.
Previously
A team lead wanted to give people useful AI access to company information but wasn't sure how to share the work safely.
With Letaido
Sarah shared the customer health dashboard
Ready for the team to review
Marcus suggested alerts for at-risk accounts
Added to the project notes
Agent prepared a data-sync workflow
Awaiting team review
James reviewed the invoice pipeline
Feedback shared with the team
Lisa proposed an analytics connection
Next step identified
Explain your goal in plain language: a dashboard, a workflow, or an alert when something changes.
The agent can work with code, connected services, interfaces, and automations in one workspace.
Repeatable tasks have a home, and the team can return to inspect and improve the work.
Ideas for internal tools, reports, research, and marketing workflows.
Dashboard
Review post ages and update frequency to decide which content deserves another look.
Report
Bring traffic, rankings, and notable pages together for a clearer monthly review.
Research
Explore content gaps and identify topics worth investigating further.
Monitor
Keep track of new competitor content and surface topics for your team to consider.
App
Find videos that may benefit from better search-focused descriptions and structure.
Workspace
Collect content requests and project ideas in one organized place.
Start with no connections and add access intentionally.
Consider which people and workflows need each connection.
Keep a clear record of requests and workflow activity.
Make deliberate choices about communication outside the workspace.
Bring an idea.
Explore how an agent-powered workspace could support your marketing tools, reports, and repeatable work.
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