Less time reading dashboards. More time deciding.
Agents on Finsi read your sales, ads, email and retention data from one set of verified numbers and put a ranked list of proposals in front of you, each with its reasoning. Your team decides. Nothing runs until someone approves it, and every action is recorded.
Ranked by estimated impact
Each proposal carries an estimated revenue impact and the data behind it, so you can decide what to act on first.
Specific, not generic
Not "improve retention". A proposal names the segment, the offer and the timing, so the decision in front of you is concrete.
Agents that share context
Marketing's agent should not plan a discount on stock finance knows is running out. Agents on Finsi share context across acquisition, retention and profit, and can work a question together and return one combined proposal.
Daily briefs
The Analytics agent reads your connected apps and writes a brief of what changed, the key metric moves and the proposals waiting for you.
Asks before it acts
Approve, edit or dismiss each proposal. Approved actions run through Finsi, so the approval and the record always exist.
A record of what you did
See which proposals were approved, by whom and when, and compare performance before and after to see what each action changed.
Your list of decisions, prepared by agents.
Agents look at revenue trends, customer behavior, ad performance and retention, then surface the proposals worth your time. Each one shows priority, estimated impact and the steps involved.
The reasoning behind every proposal.
Open any proposal to see the data behind it, the historical trend and the context you need to decide. No proposal asks you to take a number on faith.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How are proposals ranked?
By estimated revenue impact. Finsi estimates the outcome from the size of the affected customer segment, how similar actions have performed for you before, and the current performance gap. High-impact, low-effort actions come first.
2. Where do the numbers in a proposal come from?
From one data warehouse and a semantic layer that defines what each metric means. Agents read metrics Finsi has already calculated, so revenue, margin and new customer mean the same thing in every proposal and every report. They do not make figures up.
3. What areas do proposals cover?
Acquisition, retention and profitability. Examples include moving ad spend between channels, a win-back campaign for at-risk subscribers, pricing changes based on margin analysis, refreshing tired ad creatives, and targeted offers for high-LTV segments.
4. How do I act on a proposal?
Each proposal lists the target segment, suggested messaging, timing and expected outcome. For supported actions, such as pushing a segment to Klaviyo, adjusting ad budgets or creating a campaign, you approve it and it runs through Finsi with a record. More complex actions come with a step-by-step plan for your team.
5. Can I use my own AI agents for this?
Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Grok and others over MCP or API. They read the same verified numbers and follow the same rules as Finsi's own agents: they ask before they act, leave a record, and stay inside the access you give them.
Bring us your top three bottlenecks
Tell us where your team loses the most time before a decision. We will show you which of those agents can take on, under your rules.