Fully integrated into the Digital Remedy platform, the AI assistant enables media teams to instantly analyze campaign performance, uncover trends, and generate shareable reports – all through a chat interface that requires no technical expertise. The tool is now generally available to all Digital Remedy clients following a successful rollout to select brand and agency partners.
“Designed specifically for media teams, the assistant allows users to ask campaign-specific questions in natural language, whether identifying top-performing creatives, breaking down audience segments, or evaluating cross-channel performance. In seconds, users receive detailed summaries, dynamic visual outputs, and exportable reports to inform real-time decisions and client communications,” the company said.
Martin Kristiseter, CEO at Digital Remedy, expressed enthusiasm for the new tool.
“Media teams are under pressure to move fast, answer questions in real time, and deliver insights without relying on complex tools or added resources,” said Kristiseter. “RemyAI was built for that pace. This AI assistant functions like an always-on analyst, providing users with instant, actionable insights that simplify complex data and help optimize campaigns in real time. Whether breaking down audience performance or preparing client-ready visuals, it delivers the answers teams need to move faster and make better decisions.”
Here is a rundown of additional details about the tech, provided by Digital Remedy:
As a beta participant in the launch of RemyAI, VI Marketing and Branding played a key role in shaping how the tool supports real-world media workflows. The team quickly recognized the value of using natural language queries to uncover performance insights, explore creative effectiveness, and gain a deeper understanding of what drove campaign results. With dynamic visualizations and exportable reports, RemyAI helped VI Marketing and Branding streamline campaign analysis and move faster on client optimizations; ultimately turning data into more actionable, performance-driven decisions.
Designed for Analysts, Buyers, and Account Teams
The AI assistant was designed for those closest to campaign execution, handling daily optimizations, client requests, and mid-flight reporting. With a memory for recent queries and the ability to drill into segments such as DMA (designated market area), publisher, and creative performance, it simplifies the path from data to decision, even as client demands shift throughout the day.
“Too often, reporting gets held up by fragmented data, manual work, and back-and-forth requests,” added Kristiseter. “This AI assistant eliminates those bottlenecks by putting real-time answers directly in the hands of the people running the campaigns. It’s designed to simplify analysis, surface key insights, and give teams the clarity they need to optimize performance without the usual delays.”
“RemyAI has been a game changer for our team,” said Director of Digital Strategy, Connor Lisle, at VI Marketing and Branding. “The ability to simply ask a question and get instant, actionable insights, without sifting through layers of reports, has made campaign management faster, more focused, and far more efficient.”
The launch reflects Digital Remedy’s ongoing investment in AI-powered solutions that streamline campaign measurement, enhance reporting flexibility, and help marketers drive performance with greater confidence.
To learn more about the tool and how it is helping brands and agencies simplify reporting, uncover deeper insights, and optimize campaign performance — or to schedule a demo, visit www.digitalremedy.com
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