A release process for marketing, finally.
Software engineering has had this for twenty years: a shared repository, a review step before code ships, an automated test suite, a clear rollback path. Marketing campaigns touch just as many systems and carry just as much risk, but they’ve never had the equivalent. Launch is that equivalent.
This isn’t a metaphor for its own sake.
It’s the actual shape of the problem: multiple people touching a shared asset, changes that need review before they’re live, and the ability to undo a mistake instead of chasing it across four dashboards.
Most teams don’t have a clean, current inventory of every campaign, page, and tracking pixel that’s live. Scan builds one automatically, continuously, without needing an integration project to start.
Learn more about Scan — see what’s already in motionBefore anything ships, Preflight runs the checks a careful team would run by hand: pricing, tracking, sign-off. If a check fails, Launch calls it a blocker and holds the launch until someone resolves it.
Learn more about Preflight — catch mistakes before customers doLaunch only arms when every blocker clears and every required approval is in. Once it ships, that moment is on the record, and revert is a real, first-class action.
Learn more about Launches — go or no-go, with a full recordThe value isn’t the scan. It’s the history.
Every launch Launch touches becomes part of a record: what changed, who approved it, what happened after. After a hundred launches, "what breaks if we change this?" and "what worked last time?" aren’t guesses — they’re answered with your own evidence, not a best practice from someone else’s company.