Your company runs on Claude.Now marketing does too.
Companies standardizing on Claude for Business get a connector away from governed marketing operations: every ad platform, analytics and search sensor in the Claude your team already uses — with an approval gate IT and finance can sign off on.
Built for the standardized estate.
On the plan you pay for
The reasoning runs on your existing Claude subscription — Offloda adds structured, governed access to marketing data, not another AI bill.
Governance IT can approve
OAuth-only connections, per-seat scoping, dry-run writes with human confirmation, and an immutable audit log — answers ready for the security review.
Adoption without training
The interface is the Claude chat your team already knows. Marketing capability arrives as a connector, not a new tool to learn.
Marketing questions, answered where work happens.
The same governed loop, inside your company's Claude.
Step 1
Anyone can ask
“How did paid perform last month, and what should change?” — answered from live data, scoped to what that seat may see.
Step 2
Marketing approves
Proposed changes are dry-run diffs; the owners of the budget confirm what ships. New campaigns launch paused.
Step 3
Everyone can audit
Every read and write in one log — who asked, what changed, when. Procurement-grade accountability.
Fair questions
“Is this an official Anthropic product?”
No — Offloda is an independent platform that works with Claude through the open MCP connector standard. Your Claude agreement and ours stay separate.
“We're an in-house team, not an agency.”
The multi-tenant architecture maps to business units, regions or brands just as well as it maps to agency clients — same isolation, same governance.
“What does security review need to know?”
OAuth-only platform connections, tenant isolation enforced at the database layer, no AI keys in the browser, human-gated writes, and a full audit trail — the security page has the plain-language detail.
One connector. The whole marketing stack in Claude.
Bring your security questions — we like them.