Upload a research report, a competitor deck or a spreadsheet of results and Sprites turns it into briefs, ad copy and the next campaign.
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A summary of a 60-page report is only useful if someone then acts on it. Sprites reads the PDF, the spreadsheet or the deck and skips straight to the action: the survey becomes a list of audience pain points in the customers' own words, the competitor pitch deck becomes a positioning gap to attack, the ad export becomes a wasted-spend finding, and the product catalog becomes a set of campaigns.
Files come from uploads, Google Drive or OneDrive, and the output lands where marketing work happens: a brief, ad copy per channel, a keyword list, or a campaign staged in your ad account for approval. It is document analysis run by the same agent that runs your ads and SEO, so the reading and the doing are one step.
Upload a PDF, spreadsheet, Word document or CSV, or point Sprites at a file in Google Drive or OneDrive. Spreadsheets are read tab by tab, so a workbook of monthly results comes in with its structure intact.
Ask for the marketing output, not a summary: pain points and quotes, a positioning comparison, a campaign brief, keyword ideas, ad angles, or a table of the numbers that matter. Sprites reads the whole document and answers with evidence pulled from it.
Take the output further in the same thread: write the ads, build the campaign, draft the article. Anything that touches an ad account or a CMS is staged for your approval first.
The most common inputs and what Sprites makes from them.
| Document | What Sprites does | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Research report or survey | Extracts findings, pain points, objections and the language respondents use, with page references. | Audience insights and ad angles backed by quotes. |
| Competitor deck or brochure | Maps claims, pricing signals, target segments and proof, then compares them with your own positioning. | A positioning gap analysis and the messaging to fill it. |
| Ad platform export | Reads campaign, ad group, keyword or ad-level rows from a spreadsheet and analyzes them like a connected account. | Wasted spend, winners and the changes to make. |
| Product catalog or price list | Reads products, categories, prices and attributes and groups them into campaign and ad group structures. | Campaigns and ad copy per category, staged for approval. |
Sprites reads PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets in Excel, Numbers and CSV formats, and Google Docs and Sheets shared from Drive. OneDrive files come through the same connection pattern. Multi-tab spreadsheets are ingested per tab, so you can ask about "the Q2 tab" or filter rows the way you would in a sheet. Large documents are read in full rather than sampled, and answers cite where in the document the evidence came from.
Give Sprites a customer survey, an industry report or a set of interview notes and ask it for the marketing brief. It pulls out the segments, the top pain points ranked by how often they appear, the objections, and the exact phrases respondents used, which become headline material. From there it can write the ad angles, the landing page copy and the article, each traceable back to the finding that justified it.
Sales decks, brochures and pricing PDFs are the clearest statement of how a competitor wants to be seen. Sprites reads them for the claims they make, the segments they name, the proof they cite and the prices they hint at, and lays them against your own positioning. The output is a gap analysis: what they own, what nobody owns, and the messaging that would claim it. Combine it with the Ads Library and you have their strategy on paper and in market at once.
Export a search terms report, a keyword list or a product catalog and Sprites treats it as data, not prose. It can find wasted spend in an ad export the way it would in a connected account, propose keyword groupings from a research sheet, or read a product catalog and build a Search or Performance Max campaign per category with ad copy per product line. Campaign builds are staged in Google Ads or Meta for approval; nothing launches from a spreadsheet without your say-so.
Each one opens in Sprites with the prompt pre-filled. Attach a file or link one from Google Drive or OneDrive.
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PDFs, Word documents, Excel, Numbers and CSV spreadsheets, and Google Docs and Sheets, uploaded directly or linked from Google Drive or OneDrive. Spreadsheets are read tab by tab so their structure survives. Images inside documents are read where the file makes them available as text or captions.
Sprites is built for the step after the summary. It turns the document into marketing outputs, briefs, angles, keyword lists and campaigns, and can act on them in your connected ad accounts and CMS with your approval. A general assistant stops at the text; Sprites has the integrations to do the work.
Yes. Ask it to compare a competitor deck with your current Meta ads, or to use a product catalog to build Google Ads campaigns, and it reads both the file and the connected account in the same run. Changes to an account are always staged for your approval.
Yes. Answers reference the page, section or spreadsheet tab the evidence came from, and pull direct quotes when you ask for them, so you can check a claim before it ends up in an ad. If a document does not support a conclusion, Sprites says so instead of filling the gap.
Yes. Sprites ships an official MCP server, so you can ask Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or any MCP-compatible assistant to read a file from your connected Google Drive or OneDrive and turn it into briefs, ads or campaigns, with the same approval gates as the Sprites app.
For the reading and synthesis, yes; that is what customers use it for. Survey analysis, competitor reviews and report digests that an agency bills days for come back in minutes, with the evidence attached, and flow straight into ads and content. Your team decides what to do with the findings and approves what runs.
