Agentic Infrastructure

Offline marketing your agents can run

Aim the assistant your team already uses at Oppizi's MCP server, or drive the REST API from your own code, and Canadian campaigns get built, launched and read without a dashboard. The whole platform is built for agents, and Soleon powers it.

Oppizi MCP

Price it, build it, ship it and read it, all in the thread

The planning, the design and the ops work, all reachable from whatever assistant is already open on your screen.

Build

Describe it in words or in code, and your agent puts targeting, channels and artwork together through Oppizi's MCP server.

Price

Ask what it costs and a quote comes back, along with a running estimate of whatever you are putting together.

Execute

Launch addressed mail, package inserts and flyering in every Canadian market Oppizi covers, from that same thread.

Track

Response, ROI and cost per customer come back into the assistant mid-flight, so you can change course.

Powered by Soleon

What is Soleon?

Soleon is the enterprise agent ecosystem underneath it all. Stand agents up, watch them and keep them governed without writing code, then set them loose in the tools people use daily. Neutral on models and clouds, wired into your own apps and data, inside your own cloud account.

See how it works
Two ways to connect

Run Oppizi from the assistant or from the code

One account, one data set. Either sign an assistant in, or drive the REST API from what you have already built.

Oppizi MCP


One sign-in and your account is reachable from Claude, from ChatGPT, from Cursor, or from anything else that speaks MCP.

  • One sign-in, no keys to hand out
  • Create, price and report by asking
  • Any MCP-capable assistant works

REST API


The same capabilities, called straight from software you own, authorized by your Oppizi client key.

  • Client-key authorization on every call
  • Pull campaigns, results, quotes and audiences
  • SDKs and an OpenAPI spec

The power of agents

Four jobs your team can hand over

Four routine jobs that are now simply something you ask for, whether the asking is done by your marketers, your agency, or a copilot you wrote.

Create a campaign by asking

Describe the thing and the assistant assembles it next to you, pulling in artwork, fixing the launch date and checking nothing is missing. It then parks at In Review, waiting on a signature from your side before print or post.

Ask how it performed

Results arrive in seconds: scans, conversions, the revenue you record and ROI, broken out per week, per city, per creative and per test variant. It also reports each campaign's stage, its live dates, and which coupons and artwork it carries.

See the cost first

Quotes for flyering and addressed mail come back on the spot, and whatever you are part-way through building carries a running price before it reaches review. Cost and setup stop being two separate conversations.

Send conversions back

Push conversions, sign-ups and purchases into Oppizi and read them beside the campaign that caused them, which sharpens attribution and feeds whatever reporting agent you build.

Why it matters

Fast to launch, still under your control

Speed to launch

One conversation takes an idea to In Review. Setup, pricing and reporting are all just asking.

Fewer tools, more output

People stay in the tool they already have open. Agencies and the copilots you write get identical reach, with no extra login to issue.

You stay in control

Nothing prints, mails or spends until a person approves the campaign at In Review.

Built for the AI era

Claude, ChatGPT and anything MCP-capable all work, which makes this a floor to build your own automations on.

FAQ

Agentic questions, answered

If your question is not here, our team will answer it.

It means an AI agent can operate the whole offline platform, so addressed mail, flyering and package inserts get planned, launched and measured by talking rather than by filling in screens. Two ways in: aim your own coding agent or copilot at Oppizi's MCP server, or work with Copilot inside Oppizi OS. Soleon, our agent infrastructure, is what both stand on.

Copilot is the assistant that lives in Oppizi OS. Ask in ordinary language and the answer appears in the screen you are working in: the channel that fits, the audience worth paying for, the reason a step is blocked, the likely cost of a drop. Setup gets walked one step at a time, and a human takes over the moment Copilot reaches its limit. It will not bluff either, since every answer comes from Oppizi's documented knowledge.

A single sign-in. No keys get handed round or rotated. From then on the assistant can build a campaign, fetch results or price something up when asked. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and anything else speaking the open Model Context Protocol all work with no setup on our side. This part is already running in production, so it can be done today.

Yes. Talk through what you want and it assembles the campaign with you, pulling in your artwork, fixing the launch date and confirming nothing is missing. In Canada the mail type it can create is Addressed Direct Mail to a list you own, and flyering works the same conversational way. Whatever it produces waits at In Review until a person on your side releases it.

Approval is never automated. Whatever gets created, by an assistant or through the API, halts at In Review until a member of your team releases it, so no dollar moves and no sheet prints without a person saying yes. Nothing bills itself. Access is governed as well: one sign-in, no keys scattered around your organization, and you decide who is allowed to act.

Yes. Ask about a campaign and back come the scans, the reach, conversions and conversion rate, your recorded revenue and the ROI, broken out per week, per city, per creative and per test variant, with no report to assemble. Ask about money and a quote for flyer distribution or addressed mail arrives on the spot, plus a running price on whatever sits half-built in front of you.

Both, and they cover the same ground. Over plain REST you can read campaign records, results, quotes, artwork and audience definitions, and write conversions back, from software you own. Calls are authorized by your Oppizi client key against developer-api.oppizi.com, and the reference, the SDKs and the OpenAPI file are published at developer.oppizi.com.

Three things are already running: connecting an assistant, reading results and getting a price. Creating campaigns gets switched on per account, so ask us for yours. Copilot is in Oppizi OS now, guiding anyone who needs it. Instructions for connecting, for the REST API and for requesting campaign creation all sit at developer.oppizi.com.

Anything from setup through to reporting, phrased however you like. To build: "Set up an addressed mail drop around my Queen West shop in Toronto with my holiday postcard, live from 10 August, then send it for review." To price: "What do 5,000 postcards to my own list come to?" To check: "How did last month's drop go, week by week?" Or: "Which campaigns are waiting on review?" Every one of them stops at In Review for a human.

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Watch an agent run a campaign

Connect your assistant, describe the campaign, approve it, and watch it ship.