Decisions prepared
Budget, channel and campaign options are ready for approval with a data basis and a recommendation.
CMO Assistant · Assistant
The CMO Assistant connects steering and operational marketing – from budget and reporting to campaigns, content and approvals.
What the CMO Assistant handles:
How a digital worker relieves marketing: budget in view, campaigns approved faster, reports without manual work.
Budget, channel and campaign options are ready for approval with a data basis and a recommendation.
Briefing, draft, brand and legal review and approval run in clear, documented steps.
Approvals, brand checks and AI labels are documented without gaps.
Monthly and quarterly reports are created from CRM, ads and web analytics data.
From the annual plan to the approved post: the CMO Assistant prepares, marketing leadership decides.
The CMO Assistant connects campaign, content, sales and web data with the company's brand and approval rules.
Planning, approval and escalation processes are modelled in BPMN 2.0 and auditable.
HubSpot, Salesforce or Brevo supply leads, pipeline contribution and campaign history.
Google Ads, GA4, LinkedIn, CMS, DAM and consent management supply key figures, assets and consent status.
Three automation levels – matched to the task.

BPMN rule-based
Works strictly according to compliance and process rules (BPMN 2.0 & process engine) – perfect for structured rule sets and guided case handling, even in high-security areas.

AI-powered
Understands unstructured data, emails and contracts via LLMs, takes over complex checks and decisions – autonomous tasks complementing existing systems.

Autonomous AI orchestration
Solves whole processes autonomously and connects individual AI agents into teams – autonomous data transfer between legacy systems and web APIs, without media breaks.
The CMO Assistant is tailored to marketing leadership and marketing teams – from SMEs to press offices.
The most common questions about the CMO Assistant.
No. It prepares options with a data basis – approval and brand ownership remain with marketing leadership.
Around 62 % automation is achievable for the typical tasks of the CMO Assistant – budget, brand and approval decisions deliberately stay with people, whom the assistant supports in a structured way.
Yes. Before approval, drafts are checked against stored brand guidelines, tone of voice and mandatory information, and deviations are flagged – a person gives the approval.
For each piece of content it documents whether AI was involved, who reviewed it editorially and whether labelling under Art. 50 is required. The transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026.
Key figures and assets from CRM, marketing automation, ad accounts, web analytics, CMS and DAM via defined interfaces. Personal data is only processed with valid consent and to the extent required.
It flags claims such as “climate neutral” for review before approval. The legal assessment remains with people; the stricter rules on environmental claims (EU Directive 2024/825, in Germany via the UWG) apply from 27 September 2026.
No. It takes over data collection, drafts, review steps and reports so the team has more time for ideas, steering and alignment.
Yes. Approval chains and documentation are mapped traceably, for example for press offices and accessible publications.