Stop! Don't do it manually, outsource to Lemonado.
Hand work off the way you'd give it to a colleague. Just ask. Monitor competitors, optimize keywords, generate presentations with real-time data, create tickets and much more.
A task for anything you want tracked.
"Monitor weekly signups and churn." "Track revenue by plan tier every day." "Analyze support ticket volume."
Connect your tools.
Set it once. It keeps running.
A task is not a fire-and-forget prompt. It loops on your schedule, recovers when a step breaks, and knows exactly who it belongs to.
Runs in a loop, on your clock
Hourly, daily, or weekly, in your timezone. Each run knows what earlier runs already reported, so Monday's digest never repeats last Monday's news.
Fixes itself when a step breaks
The agent reads the error and works around it: adjusts the arguments, narrows the query, tries another route. One bad call doesn't sink the run, and one bad run never breaks the schedule.
Workspace or personal
Every task has a scope. Workspace tasks belong to the whole team. Personal tasks are yours alone, invisible to everyone else. Switch between the two any time.
Writes wait for you
Reads run free, writes stop for a human. Anything that would touch an account or send something out pauses for approval, right from Slack.
Delivered where you work
Every task routes its output to Slack, email, or in-app. A client channel, the team's performance channel, or an exec's inbox.
Morning summary: quiet night, two things to know.
Acme:ROAS up 18% since Friday's creative swap. The new UGC hook is carrying it.
Nimbus: pacing 12% under budget. Room to scale prospecting, plan drafted.
Morning summary, before you open your laptop.
Daily digest of how all clients are performing, in your inbox or Slack. On schedule, no triggers to configure.
Acme spend alert. $1.9K by noon, 2.1x the usual pace. The spring-sale duplicate went live at 9:00. I paused it pending your call.
Done. Watching the rest of the day, and the duplicate can't relaunch without approval.
Spend alerts when something looks wrong.
Flag when daily spend deviates from expected ranges. Catch budget issues before they become budget problems.
One anomaly. Nimbus CPA doubled after midnight. Not a media problem: checkout errors on mobile Safari, desktop converts fine.
I filed the bug with session links and drafted a hold on mobile placements until the fix ships.
Anomaly detection across every account.
Surfaces sudden CPA spikes, ROAS drops, and conversion gaps. The task watches, you decide.
On it. Stripe and GA4 are already connected, so no setup needed. First check runs tomorrow at 7:00, and I'll only ping you when something drifts.
Skip the plumbing. Just ask.
The data, logic, and verification are already done. Tell Lemonado what to watch, get it.
Safe to hand off. You stay in control.
Writes wait for approval
Reads run free. Anything that would touch an account or send something out stops and asks first, and you answer right from Slack.
Scoped to what you connect
A task sees the accounts and sources you connected, nothing else. Personal tasks stay personal, and revoking a connector cuts it off everywhere.
Every run on the record
Each run keeps the full trail: the prompt, the queries, the data pulled, and what was delivered. Open any past run and trace the numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Anything you can ask in chat, once, on a schedule, or continuously. A few real examples:
Daily morning digest of how every client is performing. Weekly branded Studio delivered to each client's Slack channel. Alert if daily spend drops below 70% of expected on any active campaign. Flag creative fatigue when a top ad's CTR falls two weeks in a row. Pixel and conversion tracking health check across every client account.
If you can describe it, you can build it. No code, no workflow tools.
Scheduled tasks run periodic work and produce a structured output. Examples: "Send me a Monday morning client digest," "Build a weekly performance Studio," "Track revenue by plan tier every day."
Continuous tasks watch a metric and only notify you when something breaks a threshold. Examples: "Tell me if any client's daily spend drops 30% below normal," "Ping me when a campaign's CPA spikes."
Use scheduled tasks for proactive insight, continuous tasks for catching anomalies. Both deliver to Slack, email, or in-app.
Slack, email, or in-app. Each task can route to whichever channel fits the audience: a client-facing Slack channel, the team's #performance channel, an exec's inbox.
Yes. Every run keeps a full log: the prompt, the queries it ran, the data it pulled, and the output it delivered. You can open any past run, trace the logic, and verify the numbers.
Yes. Use a task to refresh and deliver a Studio on any cadence, daily, weekly, or monthly, to Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, or in-app. Recipients always see the latest live numbers, not a stale snapshot.
Scheduled artifact delivery is included from the Automate plan up.
Every question runs as a real SQL query against your live data, with full source attribution. You can see exactly which rows the answer came from, trace the logic, and verify the numbers. Answers are explainable, not speculative.
Over 3,000. Native connectors cover the core marketing stack: Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat, Microsoft Ads, YouTube, Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Sheets, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, Klaviyo, and Snowflake.
Beyond those, point Lemonado at any product with an API and it builds the connection itself, handling keys, auth, and setup. You can also upload CSVs straight into the same governed layer. See the full list on integrations.
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