Your account made 47 decisions last night.
Sellerbridge runs a team of specialist agents across your ads, margin, inventory, rank and account health — every hour, on every account you manage. You don't log in to find out what happened. You open a decision.
The shift log
One continuous printout from a single account, 22:00 to 08:00. Drag the tape. Every entry opens into the reasoning chain that produced it.
Shift rota · seven agents
Ads is one line on this boardFour agents in. One decision out.
The Bridge is the belt they hand work along. An ads-only tool has nothing to hand off to. This is one hand-off, in order, as it happened at 02:40.
Ask it the question you can't answer
The ones that take an analyst half a day. Pick one and read the printout.
You decide how much rope it gets
Set the mode per account, per agent, per spend threshold. Change it whenever. Everything is written to an audit log you can read and roll back.
The bottleneck at 30 clients isn't talent. It's decision capacity.
Set the dials to your shape. The output is the number you take to your own leadership.
Case files, not logo walls
Same structure every time: account shape, what was missed, which agent caught it, what changed. Anonymised accounts, labelled as such.
The four questions you were going to ask anyway
Will it spend my client's money without asking?
Is my client's data training a model?
What happens when it's wrong?
How long until it's actually useful?
Connect one account, read-only. See seven days of what the agents would have caught.
That is the Decision Audit. No configuration, no write access, no call required to start.