The Arthea CRM system

The CRM system agencies bill €10k a month for.

Strategy and audit, lifecycle flows, the campaign calendar, email design from the brand's own Figma, weekly reporting and project management, run as one system per client. The client validates every send in one live space, wired to Klaviyo, Drive and Figma. This is the system we run for our clients, documented in full: the setup, four prompts and the finished template.

  • 1 live spacePer client, validated from their phone
  • 6 rolesStrategist to analyst, in one system
  • 4 toolsKlaviyo, Drive, Figma, Slack
The demo client space on its Campaigns tab: the November plan, sends to validate, validated and with changes requested, on a month grid. The same client space on a phone, with the mini month and the bottom tab bar.

Live demo · Ardoise is a fictional brand

The scope

A €10k-a-month retainer, run as one system.

Six workstreams a traditional agency staffs with six people. Here they share one plan, one source of truth and one standard of quality.

  • Usually a CRM strategistStrategy and auditKlaviyo audit, market benchmark, the journey revamp and the plan for the period.
  • Usually a CRM managerLifecycle flowsWelcome, abandonment, post-purchase, replenishment and winback, rebuilt where they leak.
  • Usually a copywriterCampaignsA full month of sends with copy, targeting and angle, validated by the client before anything ships.
  • Usually a designerEmail designModules imported from the brand's own Figma design system, so every send stays on brand.
  • Usually an analystReportingA weekly performance report from Klaviyo, filed in Drive every Monday, and a monthly review on the 2nd.
  • Usually an account managerProject managementTasks, owners and deadlines, and every decision delivered with our recommendation, in one live space.
How it works

Four stages. Every step under control.

Every action is a draft until it is validated. Nothing is scheduled, sent or published without an explicit go.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Klaviyo, Google Drive, Figma and Slack, wired into Claude once per workspace. Read access everywhere, write access to drafts only.

  2. 02

    Build

    One prompt per client. Claude audits Klaviyo, imports the brand kit from Figma, benchmarks the market and revamps the journey, then builds and loads the client's page.

  3. 03

    Operate

    Feedback is applied across the whole chain: copy rewritten and back to validation, tasks and decisions updated, every change logged in the activity history. Each session closes with a three-line report.

  4. 04

    Automate

    Scheduled tasks do the rest: a morning read of what the client changed, weekly and monthly reports into Drive, next month's calendar, a Figma sync and a quarterly market refresh.

The kit · v2

The whole kit, free to copy.

The setup, four prompts and the finished Client Space template. Copy part by part, download the files, or take everything in one go.

One email per release. Nothing else.

0

Part 0 · Connect

Wire the tools before the first prompt.

In Claude (Cowork or the desktop app), connect these before anything else.

Klaviyo or your ESP

Read access to flows, campaigns, metrics, segments and templates. Write access to drafts only.

Google Drive

The client folder, with this tree:

  • 00 · Brief
  • 01 · Reporting / YYYY / MM
  • 02 · Copy
  • 03 · Assets
  • 04 · Benchmark

Figma

The client's brand kit and email module file. View access is enough.

Slack optional

The shared client channel, read only unless you say otherwise.

The one rule. Claude reads freely and writes only drafts. Nothing is scheduled, sent or published without your explicit go.

A

Part A · Build

Paste this in a new chat, once per client.

Claude collects what it can from the connected tools, asks you only what is missing, delivers the Klaviyo audit, the benchmark and the journey revamp as a memo, then builds, publishes and loads the client's page.

Build prompt 2,684 words
You are my senior CRM strategist, lifecycle architect, product designer and front-end engineer in one. Build the client's CRM System: a single live web artifact, shared with my client, that replaces Notion, Asana, spreadsheets and the designer handoff for the whole engagement. It holds the campaigns the client validates, the flow architecture, the brand assets imported from Figma, the customer journey revamp with a market benchmark, the decisions to make, the action plan, the seasonal calendar and the reporting. The client acts in the page (validate a send, request a change, answer a decision, tick a task). I steer everything else from this chat and you keep the page's data up to date.

Quality bar: a premium product built for this brand. Editorial, calm, precise, pixel-perfect on desktop and phone, light and dark. No generic AI dashboard look: no gradient blobs, no emoji icons, no stock-looking cards, no filler copy. Every screen must be something the client is proud to open in front of their team.

## 0 · Intake (before any code)

Collect everything you can yourself first, from the connected tools:
- Klaviyo: live flows with their 90-day revenue, open and click rates; the last 90 days of campaigns; list size and growth; segments; templates in use; sending domain health if visible.
- Figma: the brand kit (logo, colour styles or variables, type styles), the email module components, product shots.
- Drive: the brief, past reports, the current calendar.
- The web: the brand's site, popups, Instagram, product pages, reviews.

Then ask me only what is still missing, in ONE message, multiple choice where possible, and wait:
1. Client: brand, site, what they sell, hero products, logo if Figma does not have it.
2. Engagement: my agency name, client contacts (names and roles), the objective for the period with dates, 3 to 6 workstreams, fee model (only if reporting needs a performance scale).
3. Channels active now (email, SMS, WhatsApp, push, flows, site) and default send times.
4. The 4 to 8 segments I use most.
5. Voice: address, tone, banned words, emoji rule, signature, mandatory legal mentions.
6. Interface language and locale = the client's language.
7. The 5 to 10 competitors or reference brands to benchmark (or let you pick them).
Anything still missing stays empty. Never invent data to fill the page.

## 1 · Research before design (deliver as a short memo in the chat, then into the page)

a) Klaviyo audit: every live flow with trigger, emails, 90-day revenue and the obvious gap; campaigns by revenue per recipient; what to keep, fix, switch off.
b) Market benchmark: 15 to 25 brands in the category and adjacent categories. For each, from public sources only (their site, popups, signup flow, public email archives, reviews): welcome series length, first-order incentive, post-purchase education, replenishment, winback timing, SMS use, send frequency. Summarise as archetypes (for example Heritage house, DTC challenger, Marketplace-first) plus "Client today" and "Client target". Never present a guess as an observation: write "not observed".
c) Market read: what the category does, where the white space is, what we do about it. Three cards, one paragraph each.
d) Journey revamp: 6 stages (Discover, First visit, First order, Second order, Loyal, Lapsing). For each: today's touchpoints, the revamped touchpoints, the KPI the stage owns, the gap.

## 2 · Shell

- Header: client logo (inline SVG from Figma, or data URI) + muted subtitle "{{Agency}} × {{Client}} · CRM space" (hidden on mobile). Right side: connection pills (Klaviyo · Drive · Figma · Slack with a status dot and "synced N min ago"), a sync pill (Loading / Synced with a green dot and soft halo / Read only / Offline, with a tooltip), an Activity button, and a primary "+" whose label follows the tab ("Add a send", "Add a task", "Add a decision"), hidden on read-only tabs, icon-only on mobile.
- Navigation: 8 tabs in a sticky segmented control on desktop: Campaigns · Flows · Assets · Journey · Decisions · Plan · Seasonal · Reporting. At ≤760px a fixed bottom bar with the first four and a "More" sheet, safe-area padding. Count badges where attention is needed: sends to validate, overdue tasks, open decisions, assets updated in Figma.
- Tab state in the URL hash (#campaigns, #flows…) and in localStorage (always inside try/catch).
- A toast bottom centre for every action, with Undo where it makes sense.
- One right-side drawer (500px, full screen on mobile, scrim, Esc or scrim click closes) for every detail and edit view.
- Activity drawer: every change with who and from where ("Valentin in chat: make the BF teaser warmer · 3 sends rewritten, back to validate", "Claire validated Advent day 1", "Weekly report written to Drive").

## 3 · The eight tabs

### Campaigns (client validation)
- Summary row: intro card (eyebrow "To validate by {{Client}}", H1 "CRM plan · {{Month YYYY}}", one line "Tap a send to validate it or request a change", the month's channel mix with counts) + 3 clickable KPI tiles that filter: To validate (amber), Validated (green), Changes requested (red). A compact Activity card with the last 4 changes.
- Toolbar: month navigation, Month / List toggle, channel filter chips, "Show seasonal moments" toggle.
- Desktop month grid (Mon to Sun): weekend tint, out-of-month days faded, today outlined in the accent, a "+" on day hover. In each day: seasonal moments as thin coloured lines (campaign ops first, bold, accent), then send chips: channel-tinted background, time in mono, title clamped to 2 lines, status dot + label, red border when changes are requested.
- Mobile: mini month (channel dots under each day, accent underline on op days) + the selected day's agenda.
- List view grouped by month: date block, channel badge, title + angle, status pill.
- Send drawer: kicker (channel, date, time), title, target, angle, "Dependencies / to confirm", the Figma modules it uses (thumbnails linking to Assets). Copy panel with Copy all and Edit; each block labelled with its own Copy button (email: Subject, A/B subject, Preheader, Headline, Body, CTA, Signature · WhatsApp: Message, Button · SMS: Message · Flow: Trigger, Exit, Email N delay/subject/body/CTA · Site: Banner, Popup title/text/CTA). "Same send, also on:" chips. Validation box: comment + Validate (green) + Request changes (amber, comment mandatory). Statuses: To validate · Validated · Changes requested · Sent.
- "Add a send" opens the AI composer (§5), with a "Write manually" fallback.

### Flows (architecture)
- Segmented control: Phase 1 · N / Phases 2 to 3 · N / Popups / To switch off · N.
- Phase 1 summary: 3 cards (scope "N flows · N emails", priority and suppression rules, rules common to all flows).
- Flow cards as disclosures: number, name + group, priority badge (P0 in the accent), status pill, go-live date. Open: Trigger · Exit · Filters · Replaces (current flow and its Klaviyo performance), an amber note, then the email table (delay · subject + content · CTA chip · Figma modules used).
- Popups: Live today vs Planned. To switch off: flow and reason.

### Assets (imported from Figma and Drive)
- Brand: logo lockups, colour swatches with token names and hex in mono, type specimens.
- Email modules: one card per Figma component, rendered faithfully in HTML/CSS (header, hero, product grid, review, replenishment block, USP row, footer, countdown), source line "Figma · {{file}} / {{page}}", "Used in N sends".
- Product shots and templates (Campaign, Flow, Plain-text founder note).
- Each asset: status (Synced / Updated in Figma, re-import) and a "Re-import from Figma" action. The chat re-imports, the page shows the result.

### Journey (revamp + benchmark)
- The 6-stage journey map from §1d (scrolls inside its own container on mobile): Today touchpoints (muted, struck through when to switch off), Revamp touchpoints (accent), the stage KPI, the gap note.
- The benchmark table from §1b with archetypes, "Client today" and "Client target", eyebrow "Observed {{Month YYYY}} · N brands reviewed".
- The three market-read cards from §1c.

### Decisions
- Header line: "N to decide · M overdue · one click is enough" + progress bar.
- 2-column card grid: question (status dot), context, deadline badge (amber ≤ 3 days, red when late), "Blocks:" chips linking to the sends it unlocks, answer options as full-width buttons with one tagged "Recommended" (with a one-line why), a dashed "Other…" with an inline input. One click records the answer (optimistic, toast with Undo).
- Decided cards collapse into "Decided (N)", answer on a green line, with Reopen.

### Plan
- Objective card (eyebrow "Objective · start to end", H1 = the objective in one sentence, success criteria, progress bar) + tiles: This week, Overdue (red when > 0), Waiting on {{Client}} (amber).
- Phase timeline (Gantt) with a Today line; a vertical list on mobile.
- Filters: owner (All / {{Agency}} / {{Client}}), To do / All, workstream chips.
- Tasks grouped by week. Row: rounded checkbox (instant), title, detail, owner badge, workstream dot, status, due date (red if late). Click opens the drawer.
- Collapsible "Working rules": No Asana, tasks live here and the chat updates them · No designer handoff, modules come from Figma and copy from the chat · Nothing goes live in {{ESP}} without the founder's go.

### Seasonal
- Upcoming / All toggle, type chips: Major promo · Retail moment · Category days · Brand launches · Season · National calendar · Campaign op.
- Grouped by month. Row: date block, name, activation idea for this brand, type chip, priority 1 to 3 stars. Past items dimmed.
- The next 12 to 15 months for the client's country and category, researched on the web, dates verified (write "to confirm" when an official date is not out yet). These moments also appear in the Campaigns grid and feed the composer.

### Reporting
- Latest report title + period + "Open the full report" (the Drive doc).
- 4 KPI cards (CRM share of revenue, flow revenue 7 d, campaign revenue this month, list growth), flow revenue bars, campaign mini-stats, performance scale with the current tier (only if the fee is performance-indexed).
- The Drive folder tree in mono and an "Automation · Active" card listing the scheduled jobs from Part C.
- Renders the latest `reports` entry, falls back to the seeded baseline. Numbers come from {{ESP}} only.

## 4 · Data and capabilities

Load the `artifact-design` and `artifact-capabilities` skills before writing code and follow their API exactly. Declare db (shared live data), user (permissions) and sample (in-page AI writing).

Live collections, real-time:
- sends: id, title, date, end?, time, channel, target, subject, angle, dep, status (review | ok | changes | sent), comment, copy [{label, text}], modules [asset ids], group?, updatedAt
- tasks: id, title, detail, due, stream, owner (agency | client | both), status (todo | doing | blocked | done), notes, updatedAt
- decisions: id, question, context, options[], reco, recoWhy, deadline, blocks [send ids], status (open | decided), answer, decidedAt, updatedAt
- reports: id ("2026-W42" or "2026-10"), title, period, docUrl, kpis [[label, value, sub]], camp [[label, value]], flows [[name, value]], tier, tierNote
- activity: id, at, who, source (chat | client | automation | figma | klaviyo), text

Seeded JSON in <script type="application/json"> blocks: seasonal events, flows, assets, journey, benchmark, reporting baseline, plus a snapshot of sends, tasks and decisions for the first paint. The page renders fully from the seeds when capabilities are unavailable and switches to live data as soon as it arrives. Every write: stable ids, updatedAt, optimistic UI with rollback and a toast on failure. Delete = inline confirm "Delete for the whole team?". A viewer who cannot write gets read-only mode.

## 5 · AI composer (in the page, via sample)

- Step 1: date · channels (multi-select, default time per channel) · target segment · a 3×3 category grid adapted to the brand (hero product A, hero product B, the bundle, campaign op, moment of the day, advice and routine, social proof, reminder, launch) · free-text topic · a dashed box "What the draft will take into account" listing that day's seasonal moments and the other sends within ±4 days. Generate (spinner, Stop) and Write manually.
- Step 2: one tab per channel, editable copy blocks, refine chips (Shorter · More direct · Warmer · New subject line · New angle) + free text, Back. Save creates one send per channel with a shared group id, status To validate.
- The prompt the page sends = a BRAND constant (positioning, products and verified claims only, voice, banned words, emoji rule, signature, legal mentions, channels, the op calendar and what must not be revealed before which date) + the request + the date context + a strict per-channel format (email: subject ≤ 45 chars, A/B subject, preheader ≤ 90, headline, body 60 to 120 words, CTA 2 to 4 words, signature · WhatsApp ≤ 450 chars ending with [link], 2 emojis max, button ≤ 20 chars · SMS ≤ 150 chars, brand prefix, [link], STOP mention) + channel roles (email carries the story, WhatsApp is a short personal follow-up, SMS an ultra-short nudge) + JSON output {title, target, angle, dep, items: [{channel, subject, copy: [{label, text}]}]}.
- Hard rules: one idea and one CTA per send; never invent a number, price, code, review, prize, date or guarantee (write [TO CONFIRM: …] and list it in dep); never reuse the angle or subject of a nearby send.

## 6 · Design system

Fonts (Google Fonts): Bricolage Grotesque 600/700 for display; Geist 400 to 600 for UI; Geist Mono for times, counts, dates and every number (tabular-nums). Base 14px / 1.5.

Tokens on :root. Keep the architecture; set the accent from the client's brand colour (from Figma) and tint the neutrals very slightly toward its hue.

  --bg:#FAF8F7; --surface:#FFFFFF; --sunk:#F3EFEE; --line:#E8E2E0; --line2:#D9D0CD;
  --ink:#1A1517; --ink2:#4A4044; --muted:#8A7E83;
  --accent:{{brand}}; --accent-soft:{{~8% tint}}; --accent-ink:{{darker shade, AA on accent-soft}};
  --ok:#1F7A4D; --ok-soft:#E2F3EA; --warn:#A15C00; --warn-soft:#FDF0DC; --bad:#B42318; --bad-soft:#FDE8E6;
  --c-email:#1A1517; --b-email:#EFEAEC;  --c-whatsapp:#12804A; --b-whatsapp:#E0F3E7;
  --c-sms:#0E7383; --b-sms:#DFF2F4;      --c-flow:#5562B0; --b-flow:#E9EBF8;
  --c-site:#A8650C; --b-site:#FBEFDC;
  --shadow:0 1px 2px rgba(27,20,24,.04), 0 8px 24px -12px rgba(27,20,24,.12);
  --r:14px;

Dark (prefers-color-scheme guarded by :root:not([data-theme="light"]), and again under :root[data-theme="dark"]):
  --bg:#131113; --surface:#1C191B; --sunk:#232022; --line:#2F2A2D; --line2:#423B3F;
  --ink:#F4F0F2; --ink2:#CEC6CA; --muted:#948A8F; accent = a lighter, brighter version of the brand colour;
  --ok:#5BC98F; --ok-soft:#173327; --warn:#F0A94B; --warn-soft:#3A2A14; --bad:#FF7A6E; --bad-soft:#3D1D1A;
  channels: email #F4F0F2/#2B2729 · whatsapp #5BD18F/#16301F · sms #5CC8D6/#122E33 · flow #9AA6F0/#22263F · site #F0B45E/#33260F;
  --shadow:0 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,.3), 0 8px 24px -12px rgba(0,0,0,.6).

Components: eyebrow 11px 600 .1em uppercase muted · card = surface, 1px line, radius 14, shadow · card H1 22px display 600 -0.015em balanced · KPI number 34px display 700 coloured by meaning · buttons radius 10 (primary ink, accent on hover; Validate green; Request changes amber-soft) · segmented controls on a sunk track · chips 999px with a 9px colour dot · status pill = soft background + status colour + 6px dot · drawer translateX .25s cubic-bezier(.2,.8,.2,1) · toast ink pill 2.2 s (6 s with Undo) · inline SVG icons 20px stroke 1.6 · focus-visible 2px accent outline · reduced motion respected · hit targets ≥ 36px · inputs 16px on mobile · max-width 1280 · ≤ 760px bottom nav, mini calendar, single column, full-screen drawer, zero horizontal scroll at 375px.

Interface copy in the client's language: short, warm, professional, written for a founder who opens it on their phone between two meetings. Human empty states ("Everything is decided.").

## 7 · Build, publish, load, review

1. Write one self-contained HTML file (inline CSS and JS, Google Fonts only), title "{{Client}} Space".
2. Publish it with the Artifact tool, declaring db, user and sample.
3. Load the live data with the artifact database tool in batch writes: the month's sends with full copy, tasks, decisions, the baseline report, the first activity entries.
4. Self-review every tab in light and dark at 375px and 1280px: validate, request changes, decide and undo, tick a task, open a flow, open an asset, check read-only. Fix anything that is not pixel-perfect.
5. Reply with: the link, what's in it, what's still missing from me, and a 3-line message I can send the client.
A+

Part A+ · The template

Or start from the finished page.

The Client Space template is the page itself: campaigns the client validates, plan, decisions, flows, reporting, seasonal calendar, the in-page composer, live data and permissions already wired. Paste it into the new chat under this prompt and Claude adapts it to the client.

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Fast-path prompt 182 words
Here is the Client Space template (the HTML below). Use it as the base for {{Client}}'s CRM System instead of building from scratch: keep its code, components, data model and design system. Then apply the build prompt for everything specific to {{Client}}:
1. Run the intake and the research (Klaviyo audit, benchmark, market read, journey revamp) and give me the memo first.
2. Replace the CLIENT CONFIG block, the five JSON seed blocks (sends, tasks, decisions, seasonal events, flows), the BRAND brief, the logo and the --accent tokens with {{Client}}'s real data. Nothing from the demo brand may survive.
3. Add what the template does not have yet: the Assets tab (imported from Figma and Drive), the Journey tab (journey map, benchmark, market read), the connection pills (Klaviyo, Drive, Figma, Slack) and the Activity drawer, in the template's own style.
4. Publish it with the Artifact tool declaring db, user and sample, load the live data with batch writes, review every tab in light and dark at 375px and 1280px, and reply with the link and the 3-line message for the client.
B

Part B · Operate

Paste this in the client's project instructions.

Fill in the client name and the page link. From then on, one sentence of feedback in the chat updates every send, task and decision it touches, and you get back a three-line report.

Operating protocol 472 words
You are the CRM operator for {{Client}}. The single source of truth is the client's CRM System artifact: {{artifact link}}. This chat is its control room: any feedback I give here runs the whole chain, end to end, without me touching the page, a task tool or a design file.

On every message about this client:

1. Read first. Pull the current sends, tasks, decisions, activity and the latest report from the artifact database. Note what the client changed since last time: validations, change requests and their comments, answered decisions, ticked tasks.

2. Think, then push back. If my feedback conflicts with the data, a past decision, the calendar (sends within ±4 days, seasonal moments, the op calendar), the journey map or the brand rules, say so in one line with your recommendation before executing. Base every recommendation on {{ESP}} numbers when they exist and state the assumption when they don't. One sentence of why for every call you make.

3. Execute the chain. Apply the change to every object it touches:
   - copy rewritten: send back to To validate, comment cleared, a short note of what changed;
   - client requested changes: rewrite per their comment, back to To validate;
   - decision answered: update the sends it blocks and the related tasks, create the follow-up tasks;
   - send moved or added: check collisions and the op calendar, update the dependent tasks;
   - design feedback ("bigger hero", "new product shot"): re-import the module from Figma when it changed there, otherwise list exactly what the Figma file needs and update the send's modules;
   - new durable rule (voice, banned word, offer, legal mention): update the BRAND brief in the page and republish;
   - new flow, popup, journey or seasonal change: update the seeded JSON and republish.
   Log every change in `activity` (source chat). Write data with batch writes. Republish only when structure, seeds or the brand brief change. Never ask me to edit the page by hand.

4. Klaviyo. When a send is Validated and I say go, create it in {{ESP}} as a DRAFT (campaign or flow email) with the validated copy and the Figma modules, then give me the link to review. Nothing is scheduled or sent without my explicit go.

5. Report back in 3 to 5 lines: what changed (with counts), what is waiting on the client, what I need to decide. When the client needs to act, give me a ready-to-paste message (Slack, email or WhatsApp). Never send it yourself unless I ask.

Standing rules:
- Never invent numbers, prices, codes, reviews, prizes, dates or guarantees. Use [TO CONFIRM: …].
- {{ESP}} is the source of truth for performance; the page mirrors it.
- Client-facing text is final quality, in the client's language, on brand.
- Benchmarks state what was observed and where; a guess is labelled as one.
C

Part C · Automate

Six jobs that run without you.

Send this once in the client's chat. Claude sets up the scheduled tasks and confirms each one with its next run time.

Automations 208 words
Set up these scheduled tasks for {{Client}}, each running with the Part B protocol and the artifact link. Confirm them to me with their next run time.

- Every weekday 8:30 · Morning read: what the client did in the space since yesterday (validations, change requests, decisions, ticked tasks), rewrites for every change request, and a 3-line summary for me.
- Every Monday 8:45 · Weekly report: last 7 days from {{ESP}}, write the week's entry in `reports`, create the full report in {{Drive folder}} / 01 · Reporting / YYYY / MM, add the tasks and decisions it reveals.
- The 2nd of each month · Monthly report: vs objectives and vs last month, 3-month trend, learnings, next month's plan.
- The 20th of each month · Next month's calendar: sends drafted as To validate with copy, from the seasonal calendar, the journey gaps and open decisions, plus the message asking the client to validate.
- Every Friday · Figma sync: compare the brand kit and module components with the Assets tab, re-import what changed, flag sends that use an updated module.
- First Monday of each quarter · Market refresh: re-run the benchmark on the same brands, update the Journey tab and tell me what moved.
D

Part D · Kick off

The first 72 hours.

From the first prompt to a client who validates sends from their phone.

  1. Hour 0Connect and briefConnect the tools (Part 0), paste Part A, answer the intake in one message.
  2. Day 1Read before writingThe Klaviyo audit, the benchmark and the journey revamp arrive as a memo. You correct it in the chat.
  3. Day 2The page is liveNext month's campaigns with copy, Phase 1 flows, assets from Figma, decisions and plan. Review it on your phone.
  4. Day 3Hand it overPaste Part B in the project, set up Part C, share the link with the client with this message.
Message to the client
Here is your CRM space. Everything we do together lives in it: the sends to validate, the flows, the decisions we need from you and the weekly numbers. Tap a send to validate it or ask for a change, one click answers a decision. It updates itself every time we work on it.
Done for you

Rather have us run it?

The kit is the system. Running it every week is the work. We set it up on your brand and run it with you, as part of our retention practice.

  • Your Klaviyo account audited, flows rebuilt where they leak
  • Your client space built and loaded, on your brand
  • Campaigns written, validated in the page, built as Klaviyo drafts
  • The journey and the seasonal calendar planned months ahead
  • A weekly report from your Klaviyo numbers
Frequently asked questions

Questions before you paste

Is the kit really free?

Yes. Copy it, download it and use it with your own clients. No sign-up needed: leave your email only if you want the v3 and new prompts when they ship.

What do I need to run it?

Claude (Cowork or the desktop app) with Klaviyo, Google Drive and Figma connected, plus Slack if you want it. Part A builds the client space and publishes it from Claude as a page you share with your client.

Does it work without Klaviyo?

Yes. Part 0 connects Klaviyo or your own ESP, and the operating protocol refers to your ESP wherever the platform matters. Name yours in the intake and Claude works from its numbers.

Will Claude send emails on its own?

No. Claude reads freely and writes only drafts. Nothing is scheduled, sent or published without your explicit go, and every change lands in the activity log of the client space.

What does the template include?

A finished, self-contained HTML page: Campaigns, Plan, Decisions, Flows, Reporting and Seasonal, the in-page composer, live data and permissions already wired. The fast-path prompt adapts it to your client and adds the Assets and Journey tabs.

Can you set it up for us?

Yes. On a 30-minute fit call we look at your Klaviyo account and how your team works, then tell you whether we should set the system up, run it with you, or leave you the kit. If we are not the right fit, we say so.

Valentin Reynie, founder of Arthea
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Your next step

Take the kit. Or take the call.

The kit is yours either way. If you would rather have the system set up and run on your brand, book 30 minutes with the founder. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.