Launch

A channel pipeline and a creator roster — reachable only through a human-confirmed send.

Tamats tracks the organisation's distribution channels through a staged pipeline — from first conversation to live shelf — with buyer contacts and notes on each channel, and separately builds a creator roster from a plain-language brief, enriching gaps like gender (a labelled heuristic, never asserted as fact), contact and engagement metrics. A monitored campaign post's view, like and comment counts are re-checked over time from the platform itself, and any outreach draft — to a channel contact or a creator — is a human-confirmed send, never an automatic one. Comment counts are public and trackable; comment bodies are not read or stored.

Getting a product onto a shelf and getting a creator to post about it are different jobs that share the same shape: a pipeline of real contacts, moving through real stages, with someone eventually having to send a real message. Tamats keeps the pipeline and the roster as live records rather than a spreadsheet copied between people, and keeps the sending itself a deliberate human action rather than something that happens on the agent's own initiative.

What you do with it

A staged distribution pipeline

Channels move through named stages — from an early conversation through negotiation to a live listing, or paused — with buyer contacts and call notes attached directly to the channel, so the history travels with the record rather than living in someone's inbox.

A creator roster built from a brief

Describe a campaign brief in plain language and matching creators write into the roster from a live platform query — followers, average views, engagement and aesthetic signal side by side, or an honestly empty result when nothing real comes back.

Enrichment and re-ranking

A roster row can be deepened after the fact — gender is re-resolved as a labelled heuristic, a public business contact is found, and engagement metrics refresh from recent posts — then the roster re-sorts by follower count, views, engagement or aesthetic score.

Monitored post performance

One published campaign post, tracked by URL: the first metrics snapshot is captured on setup and re-checked later for views, likes and comment counts. Comment bodies themselves are never read or stored — only the public count.

Human-confirmed outreach

A draft to a channel contact or a creator is exactly that — a draft. It waits in a queue with a status badge and only sends once a human clicks send, through the organisation's own connected mailbox.

What it computes over

• —The organisation's own distribution channels, stages and contacts
• —Live platform queries for creator discovery and enrichment
• —The organisation's own influencer roster records
• —Re-checked platform metrics for a monitored campaign post

Where it stops

• Gender and aesthetic scoring on a creator profile are labelled heuristics, not verified facts — they are shown with that label, never asserted as certain.
• Comment bodies on a monitored post are never read or stored, only the public comment count — anything said in a comment stays on the platform.
• Creator discovery only searches platforms where the underlying search actually works by keyword; a platform with no reliable search endpoint for this is left out of the picker rather than offered and silently returning nothing.
• Nothing sends without a human clicking send from a connected mailbox — an outreach draft with no mailbox connected simply waits, unsent.

Questions

Will Tamats message a creator or buyer on my behalf without me approving it?

No — every outreach draft, whether to a distribution channel contact or a creator, waits in a queue with a status badge and only sends once a human clicks send, through the organisation's own connected mailbox. Nothing goes out on the agent's own initiative.

How reliable is the gender shown on a creator's roster row?

It's a labelled heuristic, not a verified fact, resolved from public signals like display name, handle, bio and captions — shown with that label attached so it's never mistaken for confirmed information.

Does Tamats read what people comment on a monitored post?

No — only the public comment count is tracked over time, alongside views and likes. Comment bodies are not read or stored; anything said in a comment stays on the platform itself.