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Halo Flows

Enterprise intelligence on autopilot.

The competitive review, the wave readout, the executive brief. Work your team repeats every week can now happen automatically, with review built in.

Marketing brief Complete · 46s
  1. trigger

    Manual trigger

    Brand · Segment · Model

  2. Analysis

    Analyze satisfaction

    Owner study · CRM · reviews

  3. branch

    Choose document type

    Summary or detailed?

  4. Output

    Marketing brief

    Review → send to brand

Output · Marketing brief for a mid-size SUV

Primary marketing goal

Raise the model's driving-enjoyment perception from 15% to 20% share of purchase-reason importance to support sales growth.

Driving enjoyment leads purchase reasons
15% of owners rank it first, eight times the segment average.
Fuel economy is a relative weakness
Rated 6.6 against a segment average of 7.1; a messaging and product consideration.
“Make the analysis step behave like a senior market analyst.” Updated

From trigger to approved output, in four steps.

Each Flow coordinates the work across data in Halo and your connected systems, and a person approves the result before it goes out.

  1. 1

    Trigger

    Run a Flow manually, on a schedule, or when something happens in a connected system.

  2. 2

    Look across sources

    The Flow reads survey data in Halo and data from connected systems: CRM, experience platforms, documents, market sources.

  3. 3

    Analyze and draft

    Established analysis runs first. AI then synthesizes and drafts the brief, report, recommendation or next step.

  4. 4

    Review and route

    A person reviews and approves. Higher-stakes decisions pass through a checkpoint; routine ones route straight to the team or system that needs them.

Flows teams run

Recurring analysis, delivered on schedule.

  • Weekly competitive review

    Launches, pricing moves and perception shifts across trackers and public sources.

    Runs
    Every Monday, 6:00
    Delivers
    Brief to strategy and brand
  • Monthly brand-health synthesis

    What moved by segment and attribute, with drivers and recommended focus.

    Runs
    Wave close
    Delivers
    Decision brief and slides
  • Product feedback analysis

    Verbatims, reviews and consumer-care contacts clustered by theme and model.

    Runs
    Daily
    Delivers
    Themes to product and quality
  • Executive brief

    The week's priorities, why they matter, and the team's recommendation.

    Runs
    Friday, 15:00
    Delivers
    One-page brief to leadership
  • Market-change detection

    Significant movement in a tracked metric, checked against history before anyone is notified.

    Runs
    On new data
    Delivers
    Alert into Pulse and Slack
  • Customer issue monitor

    Emerging complaint themes routed to the owning team with the evidence attached.

    Runs
    Hourly
    Delivers
    Case to CX in Salesforce

Natural-language workflow authoring.

Tell Halo what the Flow should accomplish and use AI to shape, adjust and refine the steps, while governance, review and control stay in place.

Delivered into the tools your teams already use.

Bring mTab intelligence into Salesforce, Qualtrics, Slack, email and more. A Flow's output can be a brief, a report, a recommendation or a downstream action.

Configured with mTab's Data Solutions team.

mTab's Data Solutions team designs and configures your first Flows around the work your team already does, so the first run replaces a real report.

FAQ

Questions about Halo Flows, answered.

What is a Halo Flow?

A Halo Flow is a governed AI workflow for market research automation: it produces a recurring output, such as a competitive review, brand-health synthesis or executive brief. It reads data in Halo and connected systems, runs established analysis first, drafts the output with AI, and routes it for review.

How are Flows triggered?

Manually, on a schedule, or when something happens in a connected system, such as new tracker data arriving.

Does a person review Flow outputs?

Yes. A person reviews and approves. Higher-stakes outputs pass through a checkpoint; routine ones route straight to the team or system that needs them.

Where can Flow outputs be delivered?

Into the tools teams already use, including Salesforce, Qualtrics, Slack and email. An output can be a brief, a report, a recommendation or a downstream action.

Which report does your team rebuild every week?

Tell us, and we'll show you the Flow that replaces it.

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