WHAT REY CAN OWN
Weekly creator marketing reporting that shows up without being asked
Most creator programs run on a report somebody has to remember to build: pull GMV from the Shop, pull creator orders, check which creators posted, check the ad account, paste it all into a doc or a Slack message. It happens late, or it happens inconsistently, or it stops happening the week things get busy.
Rey, your AI Employee, owns this instead. Every Monday at 9:00, Rey posts the weekly update in your team's Slack channel: GMV, creator-driven orders, active creators, videos published, campaign movement, and the available ads picture, with the changes that matter called out and the next actions already attached.
What the update actually contains
- GMV and creator-driven orders, with week-over-week change
- Active creators and content output (videos published)
- Campaign movement: what's progressing, what's stalled
- The available advertising picture, explained rather than just charted
- Recommended next actions, ready for a yes or no
What it is not
Rey doesn't just dump numbers. A dashboard shows you what happened and leaves the interpretation to you. Rey calls out what changed and why it matters, and when data is missing (a source didn't report, for instance), it shows up as a gap, never papered over as a zero.
Why this matters for a growing creator program
Once a program has more than a handful of active creators, keeping the manual report current becomes its own job. Rey replaces the assembly work, not the decisions. Your team still decides what to act on. Rey just makes sure the report exists, every week, without anyone owning the spreadsheet.