Monitoring
You hear it first, not the client.
Archon Alert watches each client’s traffic, conversions and funnels, and tells you the moment something genuinely changes, so you are never the last to know.
No sales call. Twenty minutes, and a next step you can also decline.
What it answers
The questions you ask when a number looks odd.
01
Did something break, or is it just August?
It knows what normal looks like for this client in this week, so a seasonal dip stays quiet and a real break does not.
02
Which client needs attention this week?
One view across the portfolio. If nothing is wrong, you hear nothing, which is information too.
03
Where exactly did it go wrong?
The alert names the step, the channel and the day, so the person who picks it up starts halfway instead of at the beginning.
The shift
Who finds out first.
Without it
Nothing errors. A number just gets smaller, and the report still renders.
The client spots the dip in their own figures and asks about it.
You spend the first half of that call finding out whether they are right.
With it
The change surfaces the same day, with the step and the channel named.
You open the conversation instead of answering it.
Weeks of quietly wrong data stop being something you discover afterwards.
Recognise your clients in that? Then the twenty minutes is worth having.
Questions
What agencies ask about Alert.
How is this different from a threshold alert?
A threshold fires on every normal wobble until somebody mutes it. This learns what normal is for each client, so an alert means something actually changed.
Where do the alerts arrive?
Wherever your team already works. The point is that a human who can act on it sees it, not that it lands in another inbox.
Does it tell us why?
It tells you what changed and where. The diagnosis is still a person’s job, but they start with the answer to the first three questions.
Do we need the rest to use this?
It is most useful protecting a hub that is already running. On its own it still catches the drops, it just has less to compare them against.
What does it cost?
It is scoped per client, on how many you want to run it for and what is already in place. You will know the shape of it in the first conversation, before anything is committed.
The next step
Twenty minutes on your client portfolio: where it pinches, and what a hub would be worth there. If the answer is do nothing yet, that is a fine answer.
A reply within one working day.
Twenty minutes, and you can end it early.
Do nothing yet is an answer we give regularly.
The next step
Check your next step
No sales call. In 20 minutes we look at your logical next step, even if that’s: do nothing yet.
- Reply within a day
- One 20-minute call
- Your next step, or not yet