Start with the task that keeps coming back
Pick one recurring job: prepare Search or Shopping work, build a landing-page package, research customer language or produce a Meta creative batch. Choose against the relevant product’s supported workflows.
Make the work
easier to hand over.
A shared workflow is useful when someone else can understand the inputs, inspect the package and make the next decision.
Give the reviewer something concrete
The Google workflow can prepare campaign and destination work; the Meta workflow can prepare research, briefs and static or video packages. A prepared artifact is reviewed before an authorized production action.
Set up the real operating environment
Name the implementation owner, authorized accounts, credentials and provider budget. Self-hosted execution needs configuration and maintenance; matching Tegra web-agent access has its own usage terms and costs.
Make a second operator able to repeat it
Retain the inputs, configuration, review notes and released system version. The adoption check is a useful repeatable workflow, not a repository download or attendance at a demo.
A Search campaign.
From inputs to launch review.
Follow one supported Google Search task: from approved product facts and a destination to keyword groups, ads and a campaign package. This is an illustrative walkthrough, not a connected account or live launch.
- Product and destination
Bring approved product facts, the market and the page the ad will open.
- Prepare the Search package
Group keywords and negatives, draft responsive search ads and attach the destination handoff.
- Review ads and destination
Check the ad claims, query intent, page and budget against the brief.
- Approve and read back
Your authorized operator decides what to upload and checks the actual account change.
Keep the brief, prepared files and review notes together. The Meta example below follows customer research into a creative production package.
| Responsibility | Tegra manages | Your team runs a system | Paid consultation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily work | Tegra within agreed scope | Your named operator | Your team after the session |
| Release decision | Agreed client approvals | Your authorized reviewer | Review the session’s work |
| Setup and costs | Service fee and agreed provider costs | System purchase, configuration and separate running costs | Session price; implementation separate |
| Access and ongoing use | Client accounts stay yours | Actual internal-team license and update terms | Defined question and session artifacts |
An artifact another
operator can review.
Inspect the kind of work a supported workflow prepares. These are labeled product illustrations, with no client material or performance result.
Google campaign package
Search campaign packageEveryday trail footwear · illustrative brief
Ad-group structureKeyword clusters + negatives
Responsive search adsHeadlines + approved destination
Validation findingsClaims, budget + upload review
Review package → approved upload → account readback
Illustrative work product · no connected account or paid production
A structure, copy and validation package gives the reviewer a concrete account decision. Inspect the interactive Google walkthrough.
Meta creative package
Creative production packageTravel organizer · illustrative brief
Selected angleA calmer packing routine
Static + videoCopy, script + shot plan
Production briefInputs + review notes
Review concept → approved rendering → launch decision
Illustrative work product · no connected account or paid production
Research, a selected angle and a production brief connect the asset to a reason for testing it. Inspect the interactive Meta walkthrough.
Representative creative formats from the public portfolio
These existing Tegra Studio examples show formats a team can review. They are not client performance evidence, a live system run or a promise that every output will match these assets.
Claymation · mascot
Tegra Studio · public creative example.
Source: Tegra Studio portfolio
Hero spot · 9:16
Tegra Studio · public creative example.
Source: Tegra Studio portfolio
Plan the first run.
Know what stays yours.
Bring a sponsor and the person who will operate the workflow. The demo should resolve the first task, the environment it needs and the work that remains with your team.
| Area | Responsible party | Useful handoff |
|---|---|---|
First supported workflow | Your channel lead and implementation owner | A real task, source inputs and a reviewable first output |
Credentials and account access | Your authorized account owner | Configured access, client separation and the approved action boundary |
Running costs | Your sponsor | Provider and hosting budget; hosted-agent usage considered separately |
Team adoption | Your operator and reviewer | A repeated workflow, retained review notes and released system version |
Released updates | Tegra supplies supported updates; your team reviews adoption | Actual product terms and release records; no promised feature parity or rollout cadence |
- One recurring task
Name what your team produces today and what a useful first output would look like.
- The sponsor and operator
Identify who can approve the purchase and who will configure, run and review it.
- Your current environment
Bring relevant tools, authorized source material and a realistic provider budget.
Choose how the
work gets done.
Choose by the work you want to retain and the responsibility you want to delegate.
Let Tegra manage it
Founder-run Google Ads, Meta Ads and Email/SMS on Klaviyo. Agree the channel, deliverables, approvals and fees for the work you want off your team’s plate.
Review managed services and feesRun a licensed system
Your team configures the environment, runs supported workflows and reviews the output. Review the actual license, updates, setup and separate usage costs.
Compare the Google and Meta systemsResolve one question
A standalone paid consultation with the relevant founder. Work through a specific account or adoption decision; implementation is separately scoped.
Review paid working sessionsKeep execution
inside your team.
These are separate purchases for a team with an accountable technical operator. The product pages own the current supported workflows, prices and terms.
Google Ads AI Agentic System
A self-hosted operating system for Google Ads teams: research audiences, build Search and Shopping campaigns, prepare PMax assets, and create the landing pages behind them. Includes the private source repository, blueprints and matching Tegra web-agent access. Production changes stay behind documented approval gates.
Review the system and its current offerMeta Ads AI Agentic System
A self-hosted creative system for Meta teams: research customer language, develop angles, produce static and video ad packages, and prepare guarded campaign launches. Includes the private source repository, blueprints and matching Tegra web-agent access. The current edition does not include the separate performance-audit and insights service.
Review the system and its current offerA useful fit when…
- Your team has recurring paid-media or creative production work
- An operator can configure tools and review source inputs
- A sponsor can approve the purchase, access, provider costs and first workflow
Review expectations first
- You need a promised acquisition result before anyone has reviewed your business
- You want a system to operate without an accountable human reviewer
Start with a useful conversation.
Show us the recurring task, the current journey and the decision you need to make. We can help you choose the appropriate next step.