Real numbers. Never an invented one.
Every KPI in piMark is computed from your actual content and connected channels — where a platform API isn't connected, we tell you that plainly instead of filling the gap with a guess. What you learn feeds straight back into what the agents do next.
If we can't measure it, we don't guess it.
Content produced, calendar adherence, approval turnaround, cost and results on connected channels — all computed live from what actually happened in your account. For a channel without a connected platform API, piMark shows "connect account," never a fabricated reach number.
This is the same discipline behind Foresight being labeled directional: a number is either real, or it is not shown as one.
Publish
Approved content ships on schedule to its channel.
Measure
Real results come back on every connected channel — no invented numbers on the rest.
Attribute
Analyst ties outcomes back to the brief, the format and the channel that produced them.
Adjust
The next brief, repurpose pick and cadence call reflects what actually worked for your audience.
The team gets sharper because your audience told it to.
Analyst does not learn from a generic industry benchmark. It learns from what your audience actually did with what you actually published — so the next Discover suggestion, the next repurpose pick, gets more specific to your account over time.
Roundtable: watch all six agents think it through.
For a decision worth more than a single draft — a launch angle, a repositioning, a campaign theme — call a Roundtable and watch the team debate it in front of you, not behind a black box.
Frame & ground
Boss states the goal; Analyst brings the data that should shape it.
Propose & push
Writer proposes angles; Hustler argues for the one that will actually travel.
Fit & flag
Wildcard checks channel fit; Observer raises anything risky before you decide.
You see the disagreement, not just the consensus — and you make the final call.
"Fill the product-launch content gap — 2 weeks, all channels"
Autopilot runs a content sprint end to end.
Give the team a goal and a window — fill a content gap, support a launch, cover a seasonal moment — and Autopilot plans, drafts, governs and schedules the batch without a step-by-step brief from you.
It still runs inside your approval mode and guardrails — an Autopilot sprint on full-approval brands hands you every piece to review; on supervised channels it moves further on its own, always logged, always stoppable.
See how approval modes workQuestions about analytics and the loop.
Real numbers, a live Roundtable, and one Autopilot sprint.
We will show you exactly what piMark measures — and exactly where it says "not connected yet" instead of guessing.