Platform Features
AIOHM is a multi-tenant AI marketing platform that combines brand-aware AI, workflow automation, content operations, social publishing, analytics, retrieval, and governance in one system.
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Muse and Agent Orchestration
Muse is the central workspace for planning and execution. Behind it is a canonical fleet of 18 agents that cover strategy, publishing, analytics, social, SEO, knowledge synthesis, security, and operational review.
- Start in Muse when you know the goal but do not want to choose the tool first
- Use the Console and Agent Fleet to manage specialist behavior more directly
- Ground responses with brand memory, uploaded documents, approval learnings, and connected MCP tools
See the public team story at Meet the Team.
Workflow Automation
Automation is a first-class platform surface, not an add-on.
- Build automations visually in Workflow Builder
- Schedule recurring runs and monitor live queue state in Workflow Scheduling
- Reuse templates with tiering, difficulty, tenant targeting, and required integrations
Content Operations
AIOHM brings publishing, curation, and asset generation into one tenant workspace.
- Manage WordPress content and connected publishing flows
- Process RSS and news items through the autoblog pipeline
- Use Content Creator for campaign and asset generation
- Store generated visuals in the Content Library and supporting files in the Document Library
- Create reusable Design Templates for consistent brand output
Social Publishing and Analysis
Social operations are built around connected Postiz channels and scheduling workflows.
- Sync and review connected channels in Social Media Manager
- Draft and schedule content in Post Scheduler
- Review upcoming posts in the Social Scheduler calendar
- Inspect channel mix, publishing volume, and available numeric metrics in Social Analytics
Analytics and Reporting
The platform includes both AI performance analysis and system-level provider visibility.
- Pull GA4 snapshots into AI Analytics and ask the Analytics Agent for interpretation
- Track social publishing performance in Social Analytics
- Review degraded providers, failovers, and recovery signals in API Provider Monitoring
Knowledge, Memory, and Retrieval
Brand context is treated as shared infrastructure across the platform.
- Capture brand voice, audience, visuals, and positioning in the Brand Book
- Tune chunking, thresholds, and retrieval defaults in RAG Management
- Manage vector-backed knowledge in Knowledge Entries
- Extend runtime capabilities through MCP Servers
- Audit learned patterns and corrections through Agent Memory and session history
Governance, Safety, and Operations
AIOHM includes control surfaces for review, safety, and platform health.
- Add review gates with Approvals and Quality Rubrics
- Monitor readiness with Ship Readiness and Platform Observability
- Track Security Events, GDPR checks, and agent activity across tenants
- Inspect memory queue behavior and alert routing through Telegram-backed queue monitoring
Multi-Tenancy and Platform Admin
Every brand operates in its own isolated context, while platform operators keep cross-tenant visibility.
- Tenant databases, storage, and credentials remain separated by brand
- Platform admins can review leads, clients, users, compliance, and operational signals centrally
- Demo environments support guided onboarding without mixing live tenant data
Integrations
The live platform is designed around connected services rather than isolated AI prompts.
- WordPress and WooCommerce for content and commerce
- Mautic for CRM and email automation
- Postiz and Facebook for social publishing workflows
- Google OAuth, Google Analytics, and Google Drive connection flows
- Gemini, Groq, ShareAI, Ollama, OpenAI, and Anthropic in the broader AI provider ecosystem
Where To Go Next
- Read the Full Platform Feature Guide for the exhaustive audited inventory
- Use Getting Started for onboarding order
- Explore How-To Guides for daily platform workflows
- Review Platform Architecture for the structural model behind the product