Enterprise module • Launch console
AI Launch & Campaign Command Center
Plan, simulate and ship product launches from one console where offers, emails, ads and on-site promos are synced — and AURA watches the numbers for you.
Instead of chasing five tools and a Notion doc, this module turns every launch into a repeatable playbook: targets, assets, flows and guardrails in one place, with AI surfacing risks before you go live.
Offer & launch planning
Cross-channel checklist
Revenue & margin guardrails
Works with Klaviyo, Meta, Google & your OS
Playbooks
Turn launches into reusable recipes.
Build once, re-use forever. Each launch gets a template:
- Offer structure (discount, bundles, bonuses, thresholds).
- Audience map: cold, warm, VIP, high LTV, at-risk.
- Channel plan: email, SMS, paid social, UGC, on-site promos.
Guardrails
Protect margin and CX automatically.
- Warns when discount + CAC push a cohort below target margin.
- Flags offers that clash with returns, shipping or warranty policies.
- Simulates “what if” scenarios before you send the first email.
Signals
Live health for founders & operators.
- Simple colour-coded health: Green / Amber / Red by audience.
- Highlights which cohorts or channels are underperforming.
- Pushes “do this next” actions into your Slack or inbox.
Setup in 3 moves
From “we should do a launch” to a fully mapped plan.
Hook into your existing Klaviyo, ad accounts and analytics. AURA reads what’s
already there and helps you stitch it into a coherent, reusable play.
1
Connect tools & import past launches.
AURA scans previous campaigns to learn what worked, what didn’t and where the
gaps were in messaging, timing and channels.
2
Define your launch “guardrails”.
Set targets for revenue, margin, inventory and CX. The system watches
these like a CFO and warns when something crosses the line.
3
Spin up your next launch in minutes.
Pick a playbook, tweak the offer and let AURA draft emails, ads and on-site
copy — already matched to your existing flows and segments.
Plug this module in when you’re ready to treat launches like a system instead
of an event. Founders get a one-glance view of what’s happening; operators
get a checklist and an AI co-pilot that handles the grunt work.