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About the product : I’m building a SaaS platform for Indian ad agencies that manage Facebook and Google Ads for clients across industries. The platform connects directly to ad accounts (via OAuth), fetches campaign data, and presents it in a clean, focused dashboard — designed and configured by us, based on the agency’s needs. The goal is to save them time, reduce confusion, and help them identify actionable insights faster.

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Voices from the Industry: Reporting Frustrations and Needs - Updated on 11 April, 2025.

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Dashboard Features for Navigator Flow (Tailored for Indian Ad Agencies) - Updated on 13 April, 2025.

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Navigator Flow – Forecasting Feature Integration Checklist

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This rise of AI-native apps means that user intent can be delivered directly to an AI agent, rather than the user performing each step. In practical terms, an AI agent could monitor your sales data, log into your CRM, update records, generate a report, and email it to your team – all when you simply ask for the latest sales insights. Such agents act like virtual employees. As one analysis put it, we might no longer need to learn the ins and outs of many different SaaS apps; an AI “professional” will take care of the work. HubSpot’s CEO, for instance, noted that AI’s rapid advancements (models doubling in power every six months) are enabling this paradigm shift faster than many expected. The benefit is a dramatic increase in productivity: AI agents can autonomously make decisions, adapt, and integrate across systems, handling multi-step workflows without hand-holding. This threatens traditional SaaS UIs – why click through forms and dashboards if a bot can do it for you?