Reply to Google reviews
Every morning, a reply drafted for each new Google review a client has not answered, in their voice, ready for you to post.
Studio
Say it once. Deliver the page, in your brand.
One box. Tell it what a client needs and the piece is made from that client’s own numbers, in your brand, as a page in their portal with your name on it. Agents keep it going. Nothing reaches a client until you say yes.
Free for 14 days. No credit card needed.
Say it once
From a sentence to a client’s page.
You do not pick a tool or fill in a form. The words say what the piece is, the client in the box says who it is for, and Brava makes it from what is already connected, in your brand, as a page you change in place and share as your own.
Brava agents
Agents on a clock, and agents on demand.
Each agent does one job for your clients and says what it reads, what it makes and what you do. Switch one on and it runs on its clock; open one and run it for a client. What they prepare waits in the Library for your yes, then goes out as yours.
Draft the monthly report
On the second of the month, last month’s narrative for every client with connected numbers, in your brand, ready to share before they ask.
Keep next week’s posts ready
Every Thursday, three posts for the week ahead for each client whose calendar has none planned yet, so Monday is covered.
Watch the website checks
After each weekly site check, what changed: the score, new issues, anything that stopped working, before the client notices.
Chase approvals
Each morning, a short nudge drafted for any task a client has left in review for three days or more, ready to send as you.
Notice quiet portals
Every Monday, the clients nobody has signed in for two weeks, with a check-in to make before they drift.
On demand
Audit the site and write the fixes
Reads the client’s site page by page and writes every title, description, heading and copy fix.
On demand
Plan the quarter
Ninety days of work and results in one read, and the plan for the next quarter, ready for the review call.
On demand
Write the weekly update
This week in one short read: done, in progress, next, and what we need from them.
Meet the agentsThe catalog grows; a few are coming soon.
The Library
Nothing reaches a client before you say yes.
What the agents prepared waits at the top of the Library under Ready to review, each piece as a card with its own button: Share with the client, Send the message, Make the task. Dismiss puts it away. Under that, everything made and shared, with a search.
Live client reports
Reports that are pages, not PDFs.
Each client’s Visibility and Website reports are built from what is connected for them and open in your branded portal as live pages. You shape them: the pieces in are the report’s table of contents. Leads and calls, the Google listing, rankings, traffic, reviews, website health. A piece with no data stays visible, off, and names what to connect.
Everything made for you
Say the kind, or let the words say it.
A report, the replies, next week’s posts, a page of copy, a quarter plan, an audit. One tile each on Studio’s Overview, drawn the way the app draws them.
Questions
Questions about Studio.
The page in BravaSpace where you and your agents make things for clients. One box at the top: say what you need, for which client, and Brava makes it. Under it, your agents, what is waiting for your yes, the Library of everything made, and each client’s live reports.
A thing Brava does for your clients without being asked each time: on a clock, or when you run it for one client. Every agent says the same three things on its tile and its page: what it reads, what it makes, and what you do. Some run on a clock, the rest on demand, and a few of those are coming soon.
No. What an agent prepares waits at the top of the Library under Ready to review. Share with the client puts it in their portal; Dismiss puts it away. A scheduled agent you switch on keeps running on its clock, and its work still waits for you every time.
Yes. Every scheduled agent has Run now on its page, beside its switch. An agent that runs on demand has Run for [client] instead: pick the client, and watch the piece being made.
Yes. What an agent writes draws on your plan’s monthly AI credits, like anything else Brava makes, and the workspace’s daily ceiling holds it. Plan & Usage shows what you have used.
It became the box. Instead of four steps, you say what you need for a client and Brava reads the kind of piece from your words: a report, review replies, next week’s posts, a page of copy. A finished piece is a page the client opens in your portal, in your brand, with Download for the PDF.
What it does not do
- A piece needs your eyes. It is made from the client’s connected data and recorded work, so missing data means a thinner piece.
- No agent sends anything to a client. Its work waits for your yes, every time.
- A few agents are coming soon and cannot be run yet.
- An agent reads the apps you have connected. A client with nothing connected gets nothing prepared.
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Try it with one client.
Add some work. Share a file. Ask for feedback. See what your client sees, with your name on it. Free for 14 days. No credit card needed.