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The workflow

1

You make a request

“Create a prospecting campaign from this brief — $30K budget, running November 1–30.”
2

Concord applies your context and rules

Your Organization Instructions, the Skills relevant to the request, and the current state of the account.
3

A platform action is prepared

Every field that will change, before and after, grouped by submission and ordered by dependency.
4

Validation runs

Required fields, budget and date coherence, platform formats, and limits. Concord also applies the conventions carried by your Skills when it prepares the action.
5

You approve or reject

Nothing reaches your advertising platforms before this step.
6

Concord executes

Approved actions are applied through direct platform integrations, with a status per action.

What Concord works from

Your accounts — campaign structure, budgets, targeting, creatives, delivery, for every account in scope. Your operating rules — the Skills relevant to the request, plus your Organization Instructions. Platform knowledge — each Concord tool carries the fields, dependencies, business rules, and known constraints of the operation it performs.

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The execution model

Which layer does what: generative AI, purpose-built tools, deterministic execution.

How Concord sees your accounts

Scope, synchronization, and data freshness.

Skills

Reusable instructions, and how Concord picks the right ones.

Testing without going live

Everything Concord creates lands in a non-active state.
The more context you give about the brief and the constraints, the less back-and-forth before Concord can execute.