Circes reads every account you manage each morning and hands each manager a short queue of decisions, reasoning attached. Nothing executes without approval.
Each agent owns one lever. A strategy layer settles the conflicts, so a move that is right for ads and wrong for stock never reaches your manager.
Read against each SKU’s real break-even, not a target ACoS someone typed in once.
Days of cover against real lead times. Inventory can veto a bid increase.
Catches campaigns bidding on terms the brand already ranks for organically.
Flags margin a fee or freight change has eaten, before spend continues.
What a price move does to conversion, and what that does to ACoS.
Every decision logged and measured. The system gets better at the accounts it runs.
Six surfaces over one set of numbers, switchable across the book.
Amazon today · Walmart, TikTok Shop, and Shopify coming soon
Everything it produces is a proposal, checked against the guardrails you set per client, then handed to your manager.
It removes the part of the week that was never human work. Everything on the right stays where it is.
Pulling exports, joining ads to margin to stock, working out what changed — that is most of a manager’s week, and the part that scales badly. Circes does it overnight, on every account.
Every account added costs the same fixed block of reconciliation. The book grows, the read does not get faster, and daily accounts slip to weekly.
The read is done before the manager logs in. What is left is a short queue with the reasoning attached — and that scales with the book.
We size the actual number against your book on the call.
Move between accounts without re-authenticating. One queue across the whole book.
Each manager sees the accounts they own. Approval rights are set per seat.
Reports go out under your brand, not ours.
Billed to you, not your clients. Segmented by how many accounts you run, not by their revenue. Exact rates on the call.
Pick an account you know well. We connect it, run a cycle, and you read the output against what you would have done. No commitment on the rest.
Tell us how many accounts you run and we will scope from there.