Meta Ads, live separately
Meta execution is available today. Its direct connection to the Leadbuild substrate is planned, with a CampaignOutcome feedback loop designed to help future briefs improve from channel performance.
Channels
PlannedLeadbuild carries the approved brand brief into Meta Ads and other channel outputs so the team stops translating the same knowledge by hand.
Why this layer exists
Meta execution exists separately today. Its direct connection to the Leadbuild substrate is planned; future channels will consume the same versioned brief contract.
Built around the decision, not the generation.Capability detail
Each layer leaves an inspectable artifact, so the next decision starts with evidence instead of reconstructed context.
Meta execution is available today. Its direct connection to the Leadbuild substrate is planned, with a CampaignOutcome feedback loop designed to help future briefs improve from channel performance.
Channels consume a stable brief-field schema and return outcomes in a documented format, so integrations stay predictable for operators and engineers alike.
Cold email, LinkedIn, and landing pages are on the roadmap, consuming the same approved briefs so channel expansion does not create new briefing work.
Channel outputs can feed back into the system as outcomes, making future briefs smarter instead of static and giving strategy teams another proof loop.
Detail when you need it
Meta Ads execution is live separately. Its substrate connection, cold email, LinkedIn, and landing pages are planned and clearly labelled.
Through a documented, versioned channel-consumer contract — the same brief-field schema for every channel.
Yes. CampaignOutcome data is designed to inform future brief updates and keep the system learning.
Follow one source from raw conversation to a campaign claim your team can defend.