Marketing automation that runs itself.
Aldwin builds the campaigns, runs the programs, writes the CRM record as it works, and continuously improves from what drives pipeline.
Salesforce, Pardot, HubSpot. Live in days.
Salesforce, Pardot, HubSpot. Live in days.
The AI-native marketing automation platform for B2B operations teams.
Aldwin meets you where you are
Start with the decision you're making now.
Start with the platform you are already fighting
Aldwin reads what is in there, rebuilds what it can, and runs beside it. Nothing is ripped out, and nobody schedules a migration.
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Start without deciding anything
No platform decision, no migration, no meeting about it. Aldwin does the work and your current platform keeps sending.
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GETTING STARTED
It does the whole job. Builds the campaign, checks its own work, runs it, and writes what it produced into your record.
Brief in, campaign out
- Built from what you wroteThe doc, deck, or message you already have.
- It checks its own workLinks, fallbacks, dark mode, expired offers.
- Every change is a diffSee what changed. Undo any of it.
Counts before commitments
- Real names, not estimatesSee the people before anything runs.
- One person, one recordMerge review on everything unverified.
- Rules compile to queriesNot to guesses you find out about later.
Change it while it runs
- Edit a live programNo release cycle, no ticket, no waiting.
- See who is mid-flightBefore the change applies, by name.
- Your domain, your reputationWarmup managed, placement measured.
Written, not reconstructed
- Membership at the moment of contactNot rebuilt before the board deck.
- Contact roles filled inThe field that breaks influence everywhere.
- Unknown where it is unknownNever filled in with a guess.
TRUE AUTOMATION
Everything, built new.
Every job in the platform, rebuilt to be run by describing it. All of them write to the same campaign record.
Describe the email. It comes back in your template, already checked.
Forms and landing pagesDescribe the page. It builds it, hosts it, and wires it to the record.
Audiences and segmentationDescribe who you want. See the actual people before anything runs.
JourneysChange one while it is running, and see who is mid-flight first.
Records and identityDuplicates merge on their own, and every merge can be undone.
ScoringIt proposes the model from your own history and backtests it first.
Conflicts resolved with a reason attached, and the log replays.
Consent and preferencesAsk who is suppressed and why. Every answer names its source event.
Suppression and capsEnforced in code, and it names everyone it held back before the send.
DeliverabilityIt watches placement daily and brings you the fix, not a dashboard.
Reporting and attributionWritten as the work happens, so every number has a source you can open.
Business units and rolesAsk for a new brand and it builds one that matches the others.
Membership and contact roles, filled at the moment of contact.
Every object and every rule, changed through one interface.
See what will change before it applies. Undo it after.
Your templates, fields and campaign history are its context.
Nothing to configure, because nothing is out of reach.
AI-NATIVE
AI-native marketing automation platform
AI-native is not a feature that was added. It is why the first table was built the way it was.
Answers your IT team can read today.
GETTING STARTED
It starts by reading what you already built. Not by asking you to rebuild it.
Connect Salesforce and Pardot. Aldwin picks up your templates, lists, fields, and campaigns, and your platform keeps sending the whole time.
USE CASES
This is what running marketing looks like now.
Run the whole campaign from one sentence
- Segment, email, landing page, journey and the follow-up, built together
- Checked against your brand rules and your instance before you see any of it
- Approve once and it ships across every surface it touches
Clear the queue nobody has ever finished
- Field updates, list pulls, form changes and audience rebuilds, handled as they arrive
- The rules get written down the first time, so the fifth request is instant
- A quarter of backlog in an afternoon, reviewed by you, not built by you
Change one thing everywhere, then undo it
- Ask where a field, template or offer is used and get every place at once
- See exactly what breaks, and who is mid-flight, before anything applies
- One approval across hundreds of objects. One click to put it all back.
Rewrite a live program while it is running
- Edit waits, branches and goals in seconds, with no release cycle and no ticket
- Everyone already in it stays on the version they entered on
- A full trace of every path taken, so nothing is a mystery six months later
Prove the number in front of finance
- Membership and contact roles written at the moment of contact, never reconstructed
- One thread from closed-won back through campaign, asset and spend
- Unknown labelled where it is unknown, never modelled into a guess
Ask your marketing system anything
- Where is this used, what changed last Tuesday, what was running in March
- Answers come from the record itself, not a report someone had to build
- Every answer opens straight to the object it came from
CONNECTED
Works with the stack you already run.
Aldwin holds its own record and syncs it both ways with the CRM you run, so your reporting keeps pointing where it already points.
Answers your IT team can read today.
SECURITY
Answers your IT team can read today.
Row-level isolation, hash-chained audit, exportable and deletable on request, and nothing you do trains a shared model.
Aldwin stages work as drafts. Nothing publishes, sends, or writes to your CRM until you approve it, and you set how much runs on its own.
Approval-firstRow-level security on every workspace-scoped table, enforced by a database role that cannot bypass it. Not a filter in application code.
Row-level securityConnector tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM using keys derived per workspace, never a shared secret. TLS 1.2 or higher in transit.
AES-256-GCMA hash-chained, append-only audit trail on the agent execution path, so you can prove what ran, when it ran, and what it touched.
Tamper-evident logNo model is ever shared across customers. What Aldwin learns about your buyers is built from your workspace and stays inside it.
Never sharedAnswers your IT team can read today.
PRICING
Priced against the platform you are replacing.
Not against how much you use it. No metering, no credits, no surcharge.
A platform whose data model, permissions, and execution path were built from the first table to be operated by describing what you want, rather than a platform with an assistant added to the side of it. In practice that means there is no screen you have to learn before you can ask for something, and nothing is out of reach because nothing had to be configured for reach.
Your platform waits for someone to build the thing. Aldwin builds it, checks it, runs it, and reports on it. Same objects, same governance, same approvals where you want them. The difference is who does the assembly.
Those features generate content inside a system that still requires you to do the assembly. The email still has to be built, the list still has to be pulled, the journey still has to be wired. Aldwin does the assembly and leaves the record behind.
No. It replaces the queue. Judgment, positioning, and what to go after stay with your team. What goes away is the hand assembly between deciding something and it being live.
Email, paid ads with their landing pages, and named-account pursuit. It does not post to social, write blogs, or run SEO, and it is not going to. Everything it runs closes a loop back to a named person and a record.
Yes, and you set where the line sits. Every change shows you what will change before it applies, and every change can be undone. Irreversible work always waits for a person no matter how the dial is set.
Yes. Aldwin derives the model from your instance rather than assuming one, and you can extend it by describing what you need. Ask for the object your business runs on and it exists, wired to reporting.
B2B companies running Salesforce, Pardot, or HubSpot, with a real database and real inbound volume. If you have campaign history in the instance and inquiries arriving every week, Aldwin has something to work with on day one. If you are starting from an empty platform, it is too early.
It gets better at your marketing specifically, from your templates, your history, and what actually produced pipeline in your instance. That does not transfer to another customer, and it does not transfer to a general-purpose assistant.
It is priced against the platform you are replacing, not against how much you use it. No metering, no credits, no per-action surcharge. See pricing.
Yes. Thirty-day pilot on your own stack, with success criteria agreed in writing before it starts.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the AI marketing employee
