Nine lifecycle segments stand built and ready to send, each one a direct line to revenue.
First moveLaunch the welcome series and cart and checkout abandonment flows.
Platform
Canopy is a knowledge base, an agent team, and a review queue, tied together by an Assistant that plans across all three. Every layer builds on the one before it, so the work compounds every week.
Six layers, stacked. Nothing skips the layer below it, and nothing leaves the stack without clearing the review queue above it.
Before an agent drafts a word, Canopy studies the business: your goals, your brand, your live catalog, your reviews, your competitive set. The result is a ranked brief, not a raw metrics dump. It names what to do first, and why.
The brief does not sit still. Results from every run feed back into it, so the next one starts from what actually worked, not from zero.
What's inside

Every account starts from a studied opportunity, not a metrics dump.
Onboarding starts with your site, your product catalog, your customer reviews, past content, and competitor positioning. Canopy builds a layered knowledge base from it, and every agent reads the layers its work needs before it acts.
What's inside

Every agent reads the same source of truth before it acts.
The Assistant is the interface. Ask it what ran this week, ask it to plan a launch across five disciplines, or ask it to trigger a specific audit, and it answers from the same knowledge base and pipeline history every agent reads.
A request that touches more than one discipline gets a working plan first, presented before anything runs. A single, narrow ask gets a direct answer.
What's inside
What should we run across email and Meta this month?One compound ask becomes a working plan, confirmed step by step.
The Agent Team
Each discipline is studied deeply and built for one channel. The full roster runs your storefront, lifecycle email, reviews, paid media, and outreach, and every one of them reads the same knowledge base and answers to the same queue.
Nothing Canopy produces goes out on its own. Every draft and every triggered run lands in one queue for a human to approve, edit, or skip. The gate is the product, not a setting you turn off.
What's inside

Approve, edit, or skip. Publishing is always your call.
Canopy reads live state from the tools you already run, Shopify, Klaviyo, Omnisend, and the rest of your stack, and writes drafts back to them. It never silently changes anything; every write still passes through the review queue.
What's inside
Reads· catalog, segments, campaign results↑Writes· drafts back, ready for your reviewYour existing tools keep doing their job.
The stack you already run
Canopy reads and writes across the tools you already pay for, so work moves between them on its own. No rip and replace.
Commerce
Email & SMS
Ads
Analytics
Reviews & UGC
Support
Subscriptions & Payments
Marketplaces
and anything with an API.
From the review queues
Real opportunities from live customer accounts. Every artifact was human-reviewed before anything shipped.
Nine lifecycle segments stand built and ready to send, each one a direct line to revenue.
First moveLaunch the welcome series and cart and checkout abandonment flows.
Food & Beverage Brand · July 2026A 4.9/5 rating, gallery, price, and buy box are ready to greet mobile visitors first.
First moveDefer the capture modal so the product leads.
Jewelry Brand · July 2026Four revenue automations stand built and ready to ship: Replenishment, Abandoned Checkout, Browse Abandonment, and Post-Purchase.
First moveShip those four automations before building anything new.
Pharmacy Brand · July 2026Real artifacts from live customer review queues. Nothing publishes without human approval.
FAQ
Both, in a specific order. The agent team studies your business and does the work. The Assistant is how you ask for it, trigger it, and see what it found. You are not staring at a blank canvas or writing prompts from scratch.
Drafts land in the review queue and wait there. Nothing publishes on its own, no matter how long it sits, until you approve it.
Canopy reads live state everywhere it connects: your catalog, your flows, your segments, your campaign results. It writes drafts back to your stack, but every write still passes through your review queue first. Nothing changes live without your approval.
Onboarding builds a knowledge base from your site, your catalog, your reviews, your past content, and your competitors. Every agent reads it before acting, and it keeps compounding with every run.
Nothing does, by default. The queue is the starting state for every discipline. Teams choose to graduate specific, proven agents to auto-publish over time. That is a setting you turn on, never one Canopy assumes.
Early Access
Tell us what you are growing. We will map the layers, the agents, and the first review queue you will actually see.