Narravix AI brings the daily work of content marketing together: audience briefs, retainer scope, source-backed writing, editorial review, publishing, reader enquiries and performance reporting. Keep SME interviews, article drafts, client feedback and signed approvals connected to the exact content version. Give strategists, editors, SEO specialists and account leads a clear path from a useful idea to published content and a documented handover.
The Narravix AI Dashboard brings publishing momentum, version-specific approval exceptions, editorial capacity and brief readiness into one view. Content leads can see where SME evidence is missing, which articles await client sign-off and when the weekly publishing plan exceeds available writer or design time. Demonstration values illustrate the workflow.
The approval exceptions list calls out missing exact-version sign-off, a sponsored-claim disclosure gap and a publishing dependency. The named owner resolves each issue before release.
From disconnected agency processes to coordinated content programme execution.
Target reduced time spent coordinating content programme briefs, budget reviews, creative revisions, client approvals, and publishing preparation through one connected workflow.
Clear ownership, approval history, and delivery traceability.
Target greater visibility into content programme commitments, approval decisions, authorized spending, creative versions, publication records, and financial reconciliation across agency operations.
Less repetitive document handling and manual coordination.
Target reduced effort in extracting content programme requirements, preparing commercial documents, checking creative versions, tracking approvals, consolidating delivery evidence, and reconciling supplier invoices.
Coordinate more content programmes with existing agency resources.
Target increased operational capacity by reducing repetitive handoffs, improving workload visibility, accelerating review coordination, and bringing content programme execution and settlement records into one workspace.
Note: Proposed performance targets for the complete platform, not verified results. Actual outcomes depend on content programme complexity, existing workflows, AI adoption, and integration maturity, and should be validated through pilot measurements before being relied on. Dashboard values shown on screen are synthetic demonstration data.
Design studios, creative agencies, marketing agencies and MarTech teams each run their work differently — different teams, briefs, approvals and deliverables. Narravix AI is one of a family of Nestack platforms, each built around the way its part of the industry actually works.
Explore how Narravix AI follows content work from the first audience brief through scoped deliverables, source-backed production, review, publication, reader response and commercial handover. Editors, SEO specialists, account managers and finance work from the same approved record. The screens below illustrate the proposed workflow; human reviewers own factual accuracy and release decisions.
Capture the audience, buyer journey stage, search intent, subject-matter expert, conversion goal and approving contact. Keep the content request, brand voice guide, existing URL inventory and reference material together. Resolve missing source access and ambiguous deliverables before an editor commits a publication date.
Scope blog articles, pillar pages, case studies, lead magnets and nurture sequences by quantity, research effort and review rounds. Record writer and design hours, specialist interviews, licence costs, client PO and signed SOW. Changes to word count, channels or revision allowances need an agreed change order.
Connect every factual claim to its research report, SME interview transcript, customer permission or approved product documentation. Capture the source URL, publication date, quotation and usage rights. Writers and editors check citations, attribution and sponsored-content disclosures before turning the brief into a publishable draft.
Bring editorial review, SME fact checks, client sign-off and publishing preparation into one sequence. Check headings, internal links, title tags, meta descriptions, alt text, canonical URLs and the call to action. Record the approved version, channel, publishing window and live URL; hold release when a required review is missing.
Review comments, inbound enquiries and audience questions in context of the published article or campaign. Assign product questions to an SME and qualified enquiries to the demand generation team. Preserve the conversation and escalation owner; never copy sensitive lead details into a public reply.
Read organic search clicks, impressions, landing-page sessions, engaged sessions and form completions alongside the content objective. Compare conversion rates using a consistent denominator and reporting window. Keep UTM conventions and source exports visible so content-assisted enquiries are distinguished from sales-accepted leads and attributed revenue.
Match accepted deliverables and approved change orders against the SOW and client PO. Reconcile freelance invoices, licensed assets and billable hours before issuing the client invoice. Handover includes approved source files, published URLs, rights records, the performance report and a clear owner for refreshes and outstanding revisions.
Narravix AI follows the working day of a content team: the strategist qualifies a request, the account lead agrees scope, the writer checks evidence with an SME, and the editor secures approval. Publication, response handling, measurement and invoicing close the loop.
Confirm the buyer persona, search intent, funnel stage, content format, conversion goal and client approver. Collect the brand voice guide and source material before promising a publication date.
Agree the SOW, retainer allocation, interview access, writer hours, design effort and revision rounds. Obtain the client PO and authorize changes before starting additional deliverables.
Interview the SME, capture the transcript, check claims against sources and prepare the article or lead magnet. Editors resolve conflicting feedback and record client approval on the exact version.
Check metadata, links, disclosures and the CTA; verify the live URL after publication. Reconcile accepted deliverables and freelance invoices, then hand over source files, rights records and the monthly performance report.
Content teams move between email briefs, editorial calendars, document comments, CMS drafts, analytics exports and finance records. Narravix AI presents a connected workflow for these handoffs, with AI assistance subject to source checks, tenant configuration and human approval.
A strategist copies a brief into a spreadsheet, a writer emails a draft, and the editor reconciles conflicting comments. Published URLs and monthly analytics are then copied into a client report while finance checks accepted deliverables against the retainer.
Disconnected agency workflows
Confirm the buyer persona, search intent, funnel stage, content format, conversion goal and client approver. Collect the brand voice guide and source material before promising a publication date.
Agree the SOW, retainer allocation, interview access, writer hours, design effort and revision rounds. Obtain the client PO and authorize changes before starting additional deliverables.
Interview the SME, capture the transcript, check claims against sources and prepare the article or lead magnet. Editors resolve conflicting feedback and record client approval on the exact version.
Check metadata, links, disclosures and the CTA; verify the live URL after publication. Reconcile accepted deliverables and freelance invoices, then hand over source files, rights records and the monthly performance report.
Note: Model and provider names are illustrative of integration patterns; trademarks belong to their respective owners. Routing is configured per tenant and data boundary. Supported and evaluated ecosystem models include OpenAI, Anthropic / Claude, Google / Gemini, Cohere, Mistral, Meta / Llama, xAI, and DeepSeek.
Narravix AI brings document collaboration, editorial assets, analytics, CRM and finance into the content workflow. Discuss your publishing and lead handoff systems during implementation so access, data boundaries and source ownership are defined before anything is connected.
Note: Tool names and marks belong to their respective owners. No endorsement or partnership implied. Integration availability depends on existing systems, licences, API access, vendor approval, security configuration and implementation scope.
Narravix AI follows one content record from the audience brief through scoped production, source evidence, publishing authorization and monthly handover. Editors own accuracy, account leads own client decisions and finance checks accepted deliverables. AI assistance stays subject to human review.
Built for end-to-end content operations
The AI agents behind briefs, research and editorial work need monitoring too. Nestack Agents, a separate Nestack service, adds telemetry, evaluations, guardrails, human review, and a crew on call when an agent starts drifting — before brand, budget or compliance issues reach your clients.
Advertising & creative agents are catalogued on Nestack Agents.
Narravix AI helps content teams keep claims substantiated, endorsements disclosed, rights in date and personal data controlled. Statutes, self-regulatory codes and technical specifications are different things, and each is shown for what it is. Every stage supports version-specific approvals, controlled access and the retention of evidence that disputes and audits rely on.
Objective product claims need supporting evidence before publication, and evidence gathered afterwards does not cure the original breach. Narravix AI links each claim to its substantiation in Approvals, so a revised headline cannot ride on the approval of the earlier wording.
Influencer payments, gifts and other material connections may need a clear disclosure, and merely tagging the brand may not be enough. Narravix AI checks disclosure completeness and keeps the disclosure review with the exact creative version in Approvals.
The CCPA can direct misleading advertisements to be discontinued or modified and impose penalties of up to ₹10 lakh, rising to ₹50 lakh for subsequent contraventions. Narravix AI keeps the claim, its evidence and the approver together for each version before release.
A self-regulatory code on honesty, truthfulness, decency and fair competition, separate from CCPA orders. Narravix AI records review findings and any withdrawal or correction, so the response to an ASCI complaint is documented in Approvals.
The ASA can require changes or removal and refer persistent non-compliance onward; it works by ruling, not a fixed fine per late campaign. Narravix AI keeps original and corrected copy with approvals for sponsored editorial and other marketing content.
Client contacts, approver identities, talent and model releases, and user accounts are personal data, and higher-tier infringements can reach €20 million or 4% of worldwide turnover. Narravix AI supports role-based access, controlled retention and traceable processing records across Intake, Approvals and Settlement. Imported delivery exports are aggregate metrics, not audience-level data.
For nurture email, the sender must establish applicable permission, identify the sender and provide a working opt-out. Retain consent and suppression evidence with the campaign. US CAN-SPAM opt-outs must be honored within 10 business days; UK rules depend on subscriber type and applicable exceptions. Sending and legal compliance remain the licensee’s responsibility.
Note: These are standards the platform is built to support inside your workflows — obligations that fall on you as the licensee. They are not certifications held by us, and support in the product is not a substitute for your own counsel or compliance officer.
Optional hardware for teams using Narravix AI. Keep interview recordings, editable artwork, approved documents and handover files available across workstations. Device selection and any required installation or integration are scoped separately.
Keep Your Content Assets Within Reach.
Store and transfer large creative files, interview recordings, video edits, design exports, and approved artwork with portable, high-speed storage. Keep essential project assets accessible across workstations and support smoother creative handoffs from production and review to editorial handover.
Note: Hardware, installation, and integration are not included in the standard subscription. Additional charges apply based on the hardware selected, integration modules required, and implementation scope.
$200/mo
Narravix AI connects content briefs, scoped retainers, research evidence, publishing approvals, reader enquiries, performance reporting and commercial handover. Coordinate strategists, writers, editors, SEO specialists, client reviewers and finance around the approved content record with one monthly subscription.
Onboarding is a separate one-time fee, set out below.
A one-time setup that connects your agency to Narravix AI before your next content programme begins. We configure your workspace, establish approval workflows, set up user roles and permissions, connect approved data sources, and organize the journey from client intake and proposals through evidence design, publishing approvals, reader response, measurement, and handover. We also configure brief fields, estimate and rate templates, editorial style and SEO checks, rights and licence records, and AI workflow settings to match your operating process. The final setup is scoped according to your team size, integration needs, active content programme volume, compliance requirements, and deployment model.
Everything in Essential, plus:
Everything in Plus, plus:
Runs in Narravix AI’s managed cloud — the fastest way to start. We host, patch and scale the platform for you, so your editorial, account and finance teams are verifying briefs and reconciling content programmes from day one with nothing to stand up.
The same platform deployed inside your own infrastructure — your cloud, VPC or on-prem — for agencies with sensitive client IP. Briefs, unreleased content, rights records and billing data never leave your environment, and the recurring subscription stays the same.
Note: The subscription is identical on either model; only the onboarding scope differs by your security and deployment requirements.
Content marketing agencies, inbound strategy teams and editorial operations leads coordinating writers, SEO specialists, SMEs, designers, client reviewers and demand generation colleagues.
Client Intake, Proposals & Scope, Evidence Design, Publishing & Approvals, Community Inbox, Campaign Performance, and Settlement & Handover follow the engagement from an audience brief to accepted deliverables and the final report.
Keep the brief, interview transcript, claim evidence, citations, asset permissions and reviewer comments with the content version. Editorial and client reviewers remain responsible for factual accuracy, lawful use and release authorization.
Agree the reporting window and conversion definition before comparing organic clicks, landing-page sessions, form submissions and sales-accepted leads. Keep UTM parameters, attribution rules and exported totals with the report; a content interaction is not automatically qualified pipeline.
Discuss your document storage, CMS, analytics, email service, CRM and finance systems during scoping. Availability depends on licences, APIs, permissions and implementation. Displayed tool names illustrate integration patterns.
Confirm seats, deployment, support and entitlements in your service agreement. AI API usage is charged separately and clients recharge their AI credit balance. Hardware, installation and integration carry additional scoped charges.
The account manager confirms accepted deliverables and approved extras. Finance matches freelance invoices, timesheets, the SOW and client PO. The handover contains approved source files, live URLs, permissions, the performance report and open refresh actions.
Bring a representative content brief, editorial calendar, SOW, approval trail and anonymized monthly report. We can use these to discuss the workflow and confirm onboarding, data boundaries, training and integration scope.
