Close-the-loop marketing AI

Execute and measure marketing in one loop, with you at approve.

dolv is a closed loop, not a chatbot: it grounds in your business, does the work, holds every send for your approval, then measures it.

14 days free · no card · runs in your browser · nothing external ships without your approval

The loop

How dolv works: five acts, one loop.

Every act below is one pass of the same loop: dolv grounds itself in your business, does the work with real tools, holds anything external for you, then measures what it produced.

01 · Plan

Grounded first, then planned.

Point dolv at your site, docs and data. Every reply is grounded in your company and playbooks, and the goal you name comes back as campaigns.

02 · Produce

Real tools, not more advice.

It calls 91 real tools to draft, build, schedule and pull live data, and AI agents run a campaign in parallel or in sequential handoff.

03 · Approve

Human-in-the-loop, not in the way.

Nothing external ships without you. Internal, reversible actions run now; public or irreversible ones are held by approval workflows.

04 · Publish

Out through your own accounts.

On approval the real provider call fires and the result is recorded — out through your own Gmail, LinkedIn or WordPress, 30 connectors.

05 · Measure

One funnel, one health score.

The linked task auto-closes and live metrics land in one TOFU/MOFU/BOFU funnel, scored against a rolling 30-day baseline.

FAQ

How the execute-and-measure model works

The loop, the approval gate, and exactly where you stay in control — plus the platform and the CRM and lead scoring behind it.

What does "execute and measure marketing" mean in dolv?

Execute and measure is the closed loop at the heart of dolv: a grounded AI command center does real work through 91 callable tools, routes external actions through human approval, then records every outcome in one unified funnel. Insight becomes action, and action becomes a measured result — instead of dying in a doc.

Can the AI run marketing campaigns by itself?

dolv runs multi-agent campaigns where a Director orchestrates member agents in parallel or sequential handoff, but it is human-in-the-loop by design. The team synthesizes one approval-ready deliverable; a person approves anything that ships externally. You set the outcome, dolv does the busywork, and you keep control of the moves that matter.

Do AI actions need human approval before they go out?

Public or irreversible actions do. The four prepare_* tools — prepare_email, prepare_outlook_email, prepare_linkedin_post and prepare_blog_post — are queued in the approval inbox and move through prepared, approved, executing and done. A human clicks approve, the real provider call runs, and the result is recorded. Internal, reversible actions run immediately.

How does dolv measure marketing outcomes?

When an action is approved, the linked task auto-closes and the measure layer fires. Live metrics from your integrations map onto TOFU (awareness — reach, traffic and discovery), MOFU (consideration — engagement and intent) and BOFU (decision — pipeline and conversion), score against a rolling 30-day baseline, and roll up into one composite health score weighted TOFU 0.25, MOFU 0.40 and BOFU 0.35 — surfacing the bottleneck stage and the next move. On top, a cross-metric correlation engine and multi-touch attribution (five models) tie every measured outcome back to the move that caused it.

Who is the execute-and-measure loop built for?

Lean go-to-market teams that own the number. If one or two people are responsible for pipeline, you cannot afford insight that stops at a slide: dolv gives a lean team the leverage of a stack — a grounded command center, configurable agents with a $250/mo cap and a full run-history log, a full CRM with intent-signal lead scoring, plus a North Star, OKRs and ICE experiments scored with a z-test. You stay on the decisions that matter; dolv does the busywork and proves what worked.

What is the difference between internal actions and approved actions?

Internal actions are reversible and stay inside your workspace — create_task, create_campaign, schedule_calendar_event, create_google_doc — so they run immediately. Approved actions are public or irreversible, like sending an email or publishing a post, so they wait in the approval inbox until a human signs off. The line is simple: nothing leaves the building without you.

  • Grounded before it acts

    Every plan starts from your own material — your site, your documents, your uploaded knowledge and your live integration data — so what dolv proposes is about your product and your market, not a template it saw somewhere else.

    How grounding works
  • Internal now, external on approval

    Reversible work inside your workspace — tasks, campaigns, calendar events, documents — runs the moment an agent decides on it. Anything public or irreversible stops in the approval inbox and waits for a person, whatever the agent thinks.

    Approval workflows
  • One funnel, not five dashboards

    Approved work closes its linked task and the measure layer fires: live metrics from your connected accounts land in a single funnel, score against a rolling 30-day baseline, and roll up into one health score that names the stage holding you back.

    Funnel intelligence

Close the loop. dolv it.

From $79 a month after the free 14 days. Every plan includes every feature.