10X story production
An agent-powered pipeline replaced interview scheduling, customer comms, story drafting, and CMS publishing.

An agent-powered pipeline replaced interview scheduling, customer comms, story drafting, and CMS publishing.
From two-week interview cycles to a run that finishes in minutes, not calendar rounds.
Per story, the team no longer spends weeks on scheduling, prep, and handoffs before a draft exists.
“It's an iterative, human effort-heavy process. And it's that effort, rather than how many customers are willing, that caps the number of stories you can tell in a quarter.”

A task is created in ClickUp. The customer preps themselves, at their own pace, in their own words. No interview calendar required.
A personalized thank-you email goes out as soon as the survey lands, so the champion hears back immediately.
Key outcomes, region, and segment are written onto the task via AI Custom Fields so the story is already structured.
A complete first draft lands with pull quotes, spotlight copy, images, and metadata, staged for a human editor to review and publish.
“It's a one-shot survey they can fill whenever they get the time. They prep themselves, at their own pace, in their own words.”

10X
Story production with an agent-powered pipeline
~7 min
Elapsed time from survey to staged draft
6
Purpose-built Super Agents on the same task
The pipeline in action looks something like this:
Coordination and raw data sourcing, which could only be done via calls, is now handled by survey plus AI.
The team focuses on reviewing a formatted draft and hitting publish. Nobody touches the task until the last step.
“The real shift isn't the time savings; it's that coordination and raw data sourcing, which could only be done via calls, is now handled by survey plus AI. The team focuses on editorial judgment, not logistics.”




Brand guidelines, tone rules, guardrails, and value pillars must exist as documents before an agent can follow them. This is the step teams skip, and it determines output quality.
One form per use case, built from your actual interview questions. Ask for assets (headshots, logos) in the same submission. Design questions so the customer is the hero.
The task becomes the story's home. One agent for quotes, one for drafting, one for comms, one for CMS staging. Narrow scopes outperform one agent doing everything.
A single review checkpoint before publication preserves quality without reintroducing coordination overhead.