Dex carries every other agent's output to the surface that needs it, formatted for that surface. Anomaly alerts fire within 5 minutes; weekly recaps land Monday at 8 AM.
Friday afternoons rebuilding the same weekly deck from four platforms. By the time the file lands, the data is stale and the decision has already been made without it.
A Slack channel does not want a Slides deck. A CFO does not want a CSV. Same insight, five surfaces, five formats. Most teams ship one format and lose four audiences.
Channels flooded with every metric movement until the team mutes the channel. Real anomalies arrive in the same firehose as weekend noise. Nothing gets caught in time.
Numbers leave the BI tool, get massaged in a Doc, get pasted into Slack with manual commentary, get forwarded to a Sheet. Ten hours a week moving bytes between surfaces.
Each capability maps to a specific job: route the output, alert on the anomaly, recap the week, hold the brand voice, and stay aware of every other agent's work.
Slack, Sheets, Slides, Docs, Notion. Same underlying insight, formatted per surface. No copy-paste, no duplicate work.
Example. Felix's forecast lands as a Slides deck and a Sheets tab in the same run
Spend, CAC, ROAS, and pacing breaches surface to Slack within five minutes of the data tick that triggered them.
Example. CPA crossed the 7-day ceiling at 9:14 AM; alert in #performance at 9:18 AM
Monday-morning recap in Slack: three forecasts, two anomalies, one decision pending. One screen, no scroll, no fluff.
Example. Average recap length 142 words; open rate above 80% across pilots
Maya holds the style guide; Dex applies it. Brand-specific tone, abbreviations, and chart conventions per company.
Example. Brand A gets percentage points; Brand B gets basis points
Every other agent's output routes through Dex. Forecasts, attribution, scenarios, creative briefs, reconciled data, brand context.
Example. All 6 other agents pipe outputs through Dex
One workweek, hour by hour. Specific timing varies by account.
Felix posts the weekly forecast. Dex packages it as a Slides deck for the CMO and a Sheets tab for the growth lead in the same run.
Weekly recap lands in #growth. Three forecasts, two anomalies, one decision pending. 142 words, no scroll.
CPA crossed the 7-day ceiling on Campaign 14. Alert in #performance four minutes later with the campaign linked and the action suggested.
Parker finishes the lift validation on Meta. Dex routes the summary to growth in Slack, the full table to the shared Sheet, the long form to Notion.
Olivia flags Hook_v4 entering decay. Dex sends the refresh brief to the creative lead via Slack DM with a 5-day action window.
Sam's scenario completes. Dex delivers recommendations and confidence scores to the strategy Notion page; one-line summary to the CFO.
Friday close: the weekly Slides deck is already done. Was built Monday morning. Nobody spent Friday on reporting.
Dex runs on a purpose-built delivery layer: per-surface formatters, sub-5-minute alert latency, brand-voice memory, and shared context across the workforce.
Every other agent's output. Forecasts from Felix, attribution from Parker, scenarios from Sam, creative briefs from Olivia, reconciled data from Dana, brand context from Maya.
All 6 other agents pipe outputs through Dex
Slack for alerts and recaps, Sheets for tables, Slides for leadership decks, Docs for long form, Notion for the workspace of record. Format adapted per surface.
Anomaly alerts within 5 minutes of breach
Maya supplies brand voice and format preferences. Dana confirms tracking before alerts fire. Felix triggers anomaly routing. Parker, Sam, and Olivia ship outputs through this layer.
Shared memory, one delivery contract per agent
Twelve delivery integrations, one router. Per-surface formatters, brand-voice templates held by Maya, anomaly thresholds tuned per account, and audit trail per delivery.
Per-surface formatters, brand-voice templates held by Maya
Ready when you are
The pilot connects your accounts to all seven agents. Dex's first recap lands in Slack inside 24 hours.
Looking for something specific? Felix delivers forecasts →, Parker delivers attribution → or Sam delivers scenarios →.
