Chosen directions, channel plans and the thinking behind them. Your specialists can spend their time developing the work, not reconstructing the brief.
Share selected versions. Export PDF, PowerPoint and images. Send campaign timelines to Wrike.
This walkthrough uses the approved Northwake sample, not live generation. Campaign artwork remains in English. Your team reviews claims, rights and release decisions. Access, output rights and third-party licences follow your agreement.
Work the idea into executions, channel detail and supporting draft assets.
Your team decides
Bring production knowledge and partner opportunities.
What you get
Execution ideas and channel plans
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Review and hand over
Review the work
MAIA develops
Surface brand, claim and market concerns before the route goes further.
Your team decides
Resolve open issues and obtain human approvals.
What you get
Checks and open questions, ready for review
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Review and hand over
Take it forward
MAIA develops
Share or export the chosen work, with the remaining questions clear.
Your team decides
Own the craft, production, relationships and release.
What you get
Campaign work ready for handover
An example of how the work can flow. Your team decides how reviews and approvals fit.
A cleaner handover, not another silo.
Wrike
Export a campaign timeline to Wrike as tasks, so production has a starting plan. Your team still owns scheduling and delivery.
Keep using the creative and activation tools you trust. Share or export the chosen work into that process; this is not a claim of automatic two-way sync with every tool.
The opportunities only your partners know.
Bring approved partner proposals, new formats and non-public opportunities into the brief or research. Keep source, dates, restrictions and permissions clear. MAIA cannot discover a confidential deal nobody has supplied.