Use cases
Six typical situations people bring to us. Each one describes the steps in the product, which sections are involved and what the outcome is.
Marketing agencyAgency client reports without manual work
The agency serves fifteen clients. Every month managers spend two days building reports from screenshots of ad accounts, social networks and a rank tracker, and clients still ask what they are paying for.
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Retail and online storeBonuses, promo codes and referrals at the POS
The store has a website and two points of sale. Discounts are handed out manually, bonuses are tracked in a spreadsheet, and one-time buyers never come back.
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Sales and marketing departmentMessenger mailings that generate leads
The company’s customers read messengers, not email. Managers send messages manually from their phones, and nobody knows how many sales a mailing brought.
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Website ownerSEO and website uptime under control
The website brings in requests, but something breaks after every update: pages disappear, rankings drop, and the team learns from customers that the site was down at night.
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SMM teamA monthly content plan and post analytics
Three people run six platforms. Posts are copied manually into each network, articles for VC.ru and Zen are laid out separately, and results are judged by eye.
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Group of companiesA group of companies in one subscription
The group has three companies with different brands. Each buys its own services, data is scattered, and the group head does not see the overall picture.
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What all use cases have in common
- One product instead of separate services for mailings, autoposting, SEO, analytics and loyalty
- Every channel brings leads into one funnel, so you can see what a customer costs
- Employees see only their own data, while the manager sees everything
- A report for a manager or client builds itself and goes out on schedule
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Tell us which channels and services you use now. We will show how the same process looks in A3.Marketing and help you move contacts and templates.