Analytics from post to payment, and back to the plan
The platform sees how many inquiries, bookings and payments every post brought in. Once a week it suggests which posts to release more often and which to stop. You approve content plan changes in the weekly review, and for a network distributor on Autopilot they are applied automatically.
One of the 8 Agentix steps
This step closes the loop: post results are written into the knowledge base, and the next content plan is built on them.
What analytics shows
From post to money
The platform links the post, the messages that came after it, the AI sales agent's conversation, the purchase, its amount and repeat purchases from the CRM into one chain.
What social media brought in
A report for any period, say, 6 months, shows revenue from social media. This is end-to-end analytics for social media: posts are linked to revenue the way classic end-to-end analytics links ads to sales.
A verdict and advice for every post
Every post gets an "amplify", "normal" or "stop" verdict and advice: post more like it, drop it or redo it.
Review of AI sales agent conversations
You see at which funnel stage customers stop replying and where the AI sales agent missed the right offer. If many messages arrive after a post, the platform links them to that post.
Weekly review
Once a week: what went out, what brought inquiries and what the platform suggests changing in next week's plan. A person approves the changes, and for a network distributor on Autopilot they are applied automatically.
CRM
You can connect Bitrix24 and amoCRM, and the platform also has its own simple CRM (a database of customers and deals). Deals closed outside the platform also count in post analytics.
Network Pulse for the network leader
On the platform's Network Pulse screen a network leader sees every day, for each distributor in their network, how many posts they published and how many inquiries they got, who fell behind and which videos worked across the network.
Every client's experience
The platform collects the experience of all its clients: for each niche you can see which post types and funnels sell best, and a new client starts with them.
Money, not likes
Analytics compares posts by what they brought the business: inquiries, bookings and payments.
Questions and answers
For anything else, ask the AI assistant below.
How can I tell which social media posts bring in sales? In development
You need analytics that links a post to inquiries, bookings and payments, not just views. Agentix analytics shows how much money social media brought in and which posts led to it. Every post gets an "amplify", "normal" or "stop" verdict and advice on what to do next. On the Network Pulse screen a network leader sees how many posts and inquiries each distributor in their network has.
How should I change my content plan based on post results? In development
In Agentix, once a week the analyst model (the platform's AI that builds the plan) rebuilds the rest of the plan based on fresh results and explains which posts it will repeat and which it will replace. A person approves the change in the weekly review; when a network distributor has Autopilot on, it is applied automatically.
Can I link social media posts to my CRM to see where a deal came from? In development
Yes, in Agentix: Bitrix24 and amoCRM, with two-way sync: a deal closed in the CRM is linked to the post the person came from. If you have no CRM, there is a simple built-in one.
How do I calculate how much money social media brought in? In development
You need to link a post to the messages after it, the conversation to the deal in your CRM, and the deal to the purchase amount and repeat purchases. Agentix does this for you, and a report for any period shows revenue from social media.
How long until social media marketing brings in sales?
It depends on the product, the audience and the funnel, and there is no guaranteed date. In the first month in Agentix you fill the knowledge base with what you know about your business, release the first 10–30 posts and see what they bring in.
In development A funnel in your workspace, a second-month plan based on the first month's results, then weekly plan revisions.
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