Ad platforms
- Google and Meta campaign data
- Spend, click IDs and pixel events
- The ad that generated every click
Open a ticket. An agent does the work in the same platform your team uses — with the full context of your campaigns, and nothing goes live without your approval.
Point solutions were designed for a person to log in, read a dashboard and make a change — one tool at a time.
ngen brings all the data into one place, lets agents make decisions across it, and pushes adjustments across all of your tools to grow the revenue from your paid customer acquisition.
Reads the whole journey, ad to sale. Proposes the next experiment with the evidence behind it. The one most teams want first.
Reads what is winning, your brand and your offers. Drafts the next round of ad variants.
Reads the approved ad. Builds the page that keeps its promise and proposes the destination change.
Reads every call with the ad and page that preceded it. Extracts intent and structured details using your own prompts, then links them to the sale.
Reads the appointment, the estimate, the signature. Sends each one back to Meta and Google as a conversion.
Reads the warehouse. Answers in plain language.
Reads the other six. Flags what does not hold up.
Built for human operators
Data in each tool's silo
You read the dashboard
Changes made tool by tool
Optimize for the lead
Coordination calls and email chains
Agents don't act until assigned. When they do, every step is supervised:
which agent, what time, who approved.
build status · not part of the page
State the promise for this capability in one line. No proof, no feature list.
Name the failure mode this exists to fix, before offering the fix.
Name the agents and what each one does. Lead with the one they'd want first.
Show the context an agent works with, so 'agent' stops being abstract.
Contrast with tools built for human operators.
Where ngen differentiates: approval gates, roles, audit trail. Lifted from 0.7.
Objections too specific for the page body. Main organic-search surface.
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