The digital workforcethat never sleeps
Your agency has digital marketing. It doesn’t yet have digital employees. Enque puts every piece of client work in a queue and runs it end to end.
No sick days No turnover No notice period
Agencies run on expertise that doesn’t scale.
- Expertise stays in people
The knowledge that wins accounts lives in a handful of heads, and leaves when they do.
- Context is scattered
Client history is split across chats, inboxes, drives and tools, and none of it talks.
- SOPs describe work, they don't do it
A document is not an operator. It waits to be read.
- Teams rebuild what they knew
Every new project starts by reconstructing the last one from scratch.
- Delivery waits on attention
Work moves when someone is looking at it, and stops when they aren't.
- AI tools produce output, not outcomes
Disconnected tools generate confidently, with no understanding of the agency or its clients.
What if every piece of agency work could be placed in a queue and processed by the right system, at the right time, with nothing skipped or lost?
In computing, enqueue means adding work to a queue so it gets processed in the correct order. That is the whole product. A report, an audit, a proposal, a campaign change — every request enters one queue and moves through the same six states.
- Queued
- Understood
- Assigned
- Executed
- Reviewed
- Improved
Agency work should keep moving, even when human attention moves elsewhere.
Turn one face.
The whole system still holds.
SEO, marketplaces, paid ads, social, production — every service line is a configuration of the same engine, not a separate product rebuilt from zero.
Modular by constructionPull one service line out to rework it and put it back. Nothing around it has to be rebuilt, and nothing downstream has to be told.
One foundation, many servicesSkills, workflows, tools and memory are shared. A new module inherits all four on day one instead of starting from an empty repo.
Intelligence at the edges.
Determinism in the middle.
Reusable intelligence, already built.
Plus 53 report skills and 12 templates — 5 report formats and 7 workflow starting points.
- SEO33
Technical and on-page audits, crawling, metadata, schema, indexability, performance, backlinks, content, Search Console reporting.
- Social media9
Organic profile audits, content and community audits, competitor benchmarking, paid social creative intelligence.
- Marketplaces5
Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Instamart and Zepto listing, assortment and price audits.
- Paid ads4
Google and LinkedIn account structure, campaign setup and competitor intelligence audits.
See tangible outcomes
What we doRun a back-office process end to end. Workflows retry, resume, and survive restarts, so a failure mid-way is a pause rather than a lost run.
Agent runs detach from the browser — close the laptop and the finished report is waiting. Every action is logged against a run.
Client users see their own workspace with visibility-controlled files and dashboards. Internal and confidential material stays internal.
Agents read typed tables, so they cannot invent figures. Every value traces back to a run, a row, and a timestamp.
Four tiers. One system.
An expandable workspace for any kind of agency work, on one shared context, governed the same way everywhere.
- Tier 01
Work
Where value is created
- Prospects
- Proposals
- Projects
- RFP & Tenders
- Performance Marketing
- SEO & Content
- Studio
- Marketplace
- Web & Experience
- Social
- CRM
Modular by design — new tools are added without changing the system underneath.
- Tier 02
Context
What the system knows
- Communication
- Knowledge
- Client History
- Project History
- Files & Data
- Search & Insights
One shared context, available to every Work module.
- Tier 03
Intelligence
How the system thinks, decides, acts and improves
- Reasoning & Planning
- Skill Selection
- Agent & Model Routing
- Workflows
- Memory
- Evaluation & Learning
Turns context into governed action across Work.
- Tier 04
Control
How everything is governed
- Roles & Permissions
- Agency Admin
- Platform Admin
- Security & Isolation
- Audit Logs
- APIs & Integrations
Control applies across every layer, module, agent and action.
One language, top to bottom.
- 01Service lineThe complete, reusable approach to a client outcome, shipped as a skill pack.
- 02ActivityOne accountable unit of work in a project, with sub-activities nested under it.
- 03SkillA reusable SOP — instructions, data, tools and workflows.
- 04WorkflowThe saved execution graph, with its branches, retries and approvals.
- 05RunOne recorded execution, by an agent or a human.
- 06OutputThe deliverable — a report, a file, an action, a measurable result.
- Research gather intelligence
- Audit identify gaps
- Plan define strategy
- Deliver produce the work
- Measure track performance
- Improve optimise the next cycle
Everything your
agency runs on
One workspace per client, for its whole lifetime — powered by agents and durable workflows.
Everything that happened inside.
Everything happening outside.
The knowledge base is what you write. The Second Brain is what the system remembers.
The knowledge base is authored and curated — SOPs, playbooks, proposals, case-study templates. The Second Brain is all of that, plus everything the system has lived through: communication history, client and project history, decisions and approvals, files and structured data, past runs and their outcomes, and the lessons learned from them.
- 01CaptureConversations, documents, decisions and outcomes enter the system.
- 02OrganiseEach one links to a specific agency, client, project and activity.
- 03RetrieveAgents query the full history in natural language.
- 04ApplyRetrieved context shapes planning, execution and output.
- 05LearnNew outcomes and approvals become context for the next run.
What the Communication Hub hears, the Second Brain remembers — and what it remembers improves the next action.
The live web, made agent-ready.
- The live web
Changing, fragmented, geo-specific, and defended by anti-bot barriers.
- DataBlue
Collects the raw information, absorbs the access complexity, and cleans it into normalised, agent-ready records.
- Enque
Combines those feeds with internal agency context, skills and workflows, and acts.
- Reusable One live-data layer serves every agent, module and external product.
- Isolated Web failures, schema shifts and blocks stay contained, away from the intelligence layer.
- Scalable Data acquisition scales on its own, across geographies and data types.
In practice. Marketplace listings, prices, ratings, reviews and availability come in live. DataBlue normalises them into comparable records and watches for exceptions. Enque turns that into marketplace audits, competitor analysis, pricing insight, and a recommended action.
Every number
traces to a run
- Live dashboards, never stale
- Typed tables from real runs
- Grounded reports, every format
Your Google data, on your terms
Google integrationsAgencies connect the Google accounts they already own — Search Console, Analytics, Google Ads, BigQuery, Display & Video 360 and Campaign Manager 360 — so the digital workforce can read performance data, query the warehouse, and run guarded campaign work in the same queue as everything else. Each connector asks only for its own access, and here is exactly what it does with it.
Google Search Console
scope: webmastersReads search performance, URL Inspection results and sitemaps for sites you have verified, so search reports and indexing checks run inside your client workspaces.
Google Analytics
scope: analytics.readonly · analytics.editReads your GA4 accounts, properties and traffic reports, and manages custom dimensions and metrics only when you ask it to.
Google Ads
scope: adwordsReads campaign performance and Keyword Planner ideas. Campaign changes are guarded: new campaigns always start paused, and destructive actions need typed confirmation.
Google BigQuery
scope: bigqueryLists the projects, datasets and tables your account can reach, and runs read-only SELECT queries. Every query is costed before it runs and refused if it would scan too much.
Display & Video 360
scope: display-videoReads the partners and advertisers your Google login can access, and their campaigns, insertion orders and line items, so programmatic campaign structure shows in your client workspaces. It makes no changes in DV360.
Campaign Manager 360
scope: dfatraffickingReads your CM360 user profiles, the advertisers each profile can access, and their campaigns. Google offers no read-only version of this scope; the connector only reads and makes no changes in CM360.
Separate OAuth consent per product Tokens encrypted at rest Disconnect and revoke anytime Never sold, never used for advertising
enque.ai’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. How we handle this data is described in our Privacy Policy.
From brief to branded report — on a schedule.
Everything enters the queue. Nothing gets lost. Every request finds its fastest path to a real, delivered outcome.
- Discover
- Plan
- Execute
- Measure
- Improve
- Learn
The loop doesn’t end at delivery. Every cycle leaves the next one better informed.
The section agencies
actually read.
- Isolation enforced, not promisedEvery customer query is scoped at the ORM layer; tenants are never caller-controlled; joining is invite-only.
- Secrets sealed at restCredentials and tokens live only as encrypted envelopes — per-tenant keys, no environment-variable fallbacks, ever.
- Bring your own keysLLM and tool credentials resolve per client, then agency, then a sealed platform default. A missing key fails loudly.
- Zero-blast-radius toolsEvery tool call runs in a subprocess with its own credentials only — a compromised tool can't reach the platform.
enque.ai
Built for workthat has to hold upin an audit
Cloud, silo, or fully on-prem.
Cloud
Multi-tenant, invite-only agencies — the fastest way to start.
Silo
A self-contained single-agency stack: one host, one URL, one-command redeploy.
On-prem / air-gapped
Local LLMs through the same model seam. No external vector services — there are none.
Questions agencies ask
From your connected providers, fetched by durable workflows into typed tables. Agents read those tables — they can't invent figures. Every value traces to a run, a row, and a timestamp.
Workflows run on Temporal: they retry, resume, and survive restarts. Agent runs detach from the browser — close the laptop and the finished report is waiting.
Yours. Keys are stored sealed, per client or per agency. Platform-default keys exist only where you explicitly grant them, with cost gating.
Yes — client users see their own workspace with visibility-controlled files and dashboards. Internal and confidential material stays internal.
Yes. The silo deployment is a self-contained stack for one agency on one host — a cloud VM or your own hardware, including local-model setups.
They pause and ask when required inputs are missing, follow per-activity tool allowlists, and log every action. Schedules can run fully deterministic, with no agent in the loop.
No. A service line is a skill pack configured on the same engine — the same skills, workflows, tools and memory every other module uses. Adding one changes nothing underneath it.
DataBlue, a separate ingestion layer that collects live web and marketplace data, handles the access and anti-bot complexity, and hands Enque normalised records. Keeping it separate means a broken scraper can't reach the intelligence layer.
We’re not replacing the agency. We’re building the digital workforce that lets its people, knowledge and intelligence work continuously.
Put your agency
in the queue.
One demo. Your real data. A live dashboard and a branded report by the end of the call.