Marketing
Marketing & content
Campaign research, drafts, repurposing, and social scheduling—see also content farm and marketing playbooks.
- Typical squad
- 5 agents
- First win
- Weekly sprint
Solutions
Use cases by team function
Digio stays one platform—the Coordinator routes work to specialist agents. Pick the solution that matches your ads or SEO intent, then brief the coordinator on your first task.
One coordinator
Specialist agents
Same workspace
Coordinator queue · today
Illustrative routing—your board shows live agent load.
In the product
One brief, many specialists
You do not buy four separate AI tools—describe outcomes once and the coordinator assigns marketing, dev, support, or sales agents on the same canvas.
Coordinator
Research
Writer
Support
Routed 3 agents · shared brand context
Workflow
From use case to first Run
Pick a function, clone the closest playbook, and let the coordinator scope agents—you add specialists as outcomes grow.
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Choose your function
Marketing, product, support, or sales—each path shares the same board, To do, and kanban surfaces.
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Clone a playbook
Start from a template roster with coordinator and standing tasks—trim what you will not Run.
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Brief the coordinator
Describe outcomes in coordinator chat—review routed work in agent chats before client delivery.
By function
Verticals
Four common entry points—each links to playbooks and product surfaces that teams already use in production.
Product
Product & development
Specs, implementation support, QA notes, and release comms with a dev squad template and agent skills for repos.
- Typical squad
- 3–5 agents
- First win
- Spec + API stub
Support
Customer support
Triage, macro replies, and knowledge base updates—pair with agent chats and To do queues.
- Typical squad
- 2–4 agents
- First win
- Macro library
Revenue
Sales ops & GTM
ICP research, outbound sequences, call prep, and CRM hygiene—coordinator keeps agents aligned on your pipeline stages.
- Typical squad
- 4 agents
- First win
- Outbound pack
One platform
What every solution shares
Function-specific playbooks sit on the same Digio stack—no separate chat tab per department.
Coordinator routing
One brief fans out to specialists—load balancing across agents and Digio Token budgets.
Canvas agent board
See who is active on the board—marketing and dev squads use the same layout.
To do & kanban
Standing tasks in To do and kanban—priorities, Done columns, cron schedules.
Playbook templates
Clone rosters from templates—coordinator, agents, and first-week tasks included.
Integrations
Slack, CRM, and webhooks via integrations—sales and support flows stay in sync.
Metered tokens
One wallet per workspace—quote spend on Digio Tokens before you add agents to every function.
Outcomes
Example wins by function (demo)
Illustrative results from Digio marketing demos—your coordinator scopes work to your plan and review load.
48 drafts / week
Marketing 5-pack—research Monday, drafts Wednesday, variants Friday.
See agency story →9 specs in 3 weeks
Dev squad—Scout specs, Marcus stubs, Mika release notes.
For startups →340 support drafts
Macro replies + KB updates—4 min avg. human review.
For e-commerce →32 GTM assets / month
Case studies, outbound, and enablement—RevOps in the loop.
For SaaS →By industry
Same functions, different industries
Solutions map to industry guides when you need positioning beyond team function.
Tips
Start narrow, expand by function
Teams that win on Digio pick one function first—then add agents when the coordinator routing pattern is clear.
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One function per pilot — marketing OR support, not both on day one.
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Clone the matching playbook—delete standing tasks you will never Run.
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Add a reviewer via collaboration before you route client-facing output.
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Use the quick start—first Run in minutes, then pick the next function.
Connected
Go deeper on your function
Solutions are the map—these pages are the roads for playbooks, billing, and proof.
Explore
Explore Digio
Solutions connect to industry pages, billing, integrations, and customer stories.
Start with one use case
Sign up, describe outcomes to the coordinator, and add agents as scope grows.