AI automation for marketing agencies

Client research, content and reports, done in the browser your team already works in.

Used by professionals at
  • HubSpot
  • Canva
  • Netflix
Use cases

Three jobs to hand to HARPA first.

01

A competitor digest every morning

Checking each client’s rivals eats the first hour of the day. Get one digest instead, and send it only when you agree.

  1. On the canvas, Loop over the rivals’ pages with a Navigate step, then one GPT step writes the digest.
  2. Add an Ask step (YES or NO) and tick Wait for my answer in unattended runs.
  3. A Request step posts it to your Slack channel’s incoming webhook.
  4. Schedule it on the Automate tab: Run a command automatically, At set times, weekdays at 08:00.

Good to knowSchedules run while Chrome is open. There is no Slack step: the Request step posts to a webhook you create in Slack, once.

02

One video, a week of posts

A client’s webinar or interview should become posts, threads and briefs, not sit on YouTube.

  1. On the video, click Summarize with HARPA and pick TAKEAWAYS.
  2. Run Summary’s TWEET format, then REPURPOSE TEXT for threads and briefs.
  3. Keep the prompt that works as a command for the next video.

Good to knowIt needs the video’s captions. Long videos are summarized in parts.

03

Client numbers into Sheets

The monthly numbers live in five dashboards; the client wants one sheet. Send each row there from the page.

  1. Open the dashboard and ask the chat for the numbers you report.
  2. Save the prompt as a command that answers with one JSON row.
  3. Add a Request step that sends the row to a Make.com webhook.
  4. In Make, Google Sheets → Add a row writes it to the client’s sheet.

Good to knowIt needs a free Make.com scenario, and the dashboard open and signed in when the command runs.

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