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Set a goal. Sortment AI achieves it.

Quests takes a business outcome you care about, builds the execution plan, and runs it. Your team steps in only when a decision genuinely needs one.

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Why Quests exist

Why teams use Quests

Use Quests when your team knows the goal but doesn't have the time to get there.

Turns a goal into a running plan

A Quest is a goal you give Sortment: it builds and runs the plan, and asks for your approval when your judgment is needed. Write the outcome in plain language and the Quest works backwards to the audience, journey, campaign and experiment it needs. No brief, no spec, no handoff.

Runs multiple goals at once

Quests run in parallel. While one campaign is running, another is building its audience. Your team gets more done without working longer hours.

Comes back only when it needs you

It handles routine work on its own. When a decision needs your judgment, like approving copy or greenlighting a rollout, it brings you one item, with context, and waits.

“I feel like I'm able to, in 20% of my time, execute on what normally a team of three to five full-time lifecycle marketers would do — without needing engineering, data, or shared resources.”

— Drew Price, VP, Growth Marketing, BryteBridge Group

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What changes

What your team can actually do with Quests

Same team. More in motion.

Run more goals at once

One marketer can run three goals in parallel. Quests work on all of them at the same time: no bottleneck, no handoffs, no waiting for someone to free up.

From goal to live, fast

No briefing. No back-and-forth. No waiting for a designer or a data pull. You write the outcome, and the Quest writes the plan and starts, usually the same day.

Working while you're not

Quests runs overnight, through weekends, across timezones. Every action is logged. When you check in the morning, it's already further along.

Your real decisions, only

It handles routine work alone. When something needs your judgment (approving copy, greenlighting a rollout, calling an experiment), it brings you one item at a time.

Always know what's happening

Every action is logged and attributed. See what ran, what's live and what's coming. If you don't like where it's going, tell it and it adjusts.

What one marketer built in a year

BryteBridge scaled a new brand from 2 states to 20 with one lifecycle marketer, no data engineering team, and Sortment.

10x Revenue, year-over-year

2,000+ Campaigns shipped in 12 months

1 Marketer. No engineers.

Under the hood

How Quests works

Give it the outcome. It builds the plan, runs the execution, and checks in only when your judgment is actually needed.

1 Define

Tell Quests what you want to move — a rate, a deadline, a number to hold. That's the brief.

2 Plan & Execute

The Quest builds an execution plan and starts on the audiences, journeys, campaigns and experiments. It keeps going until the goal is hit or the window closes.

3 Approve & redirect

Your team gets pulled in only when their call is actually needed. Approve, edit, or change direction. Everything is logged.

The business case

Why lifecycle teams use Quests

The clearest use cases start with one number to move, one deadline to hit, one metric going the wrong way.

Goal-oriented, not task-oriented

Most AI tools complete tasks — finish the work, hand it back, wait for the next one. Quests holds the goal and keeps working toward it.

The goal doesn't come back to your team. It stays with Quests.

Working while your team isn't

Quests runs 24/7. It doesn't need a standup or a ticket or someone to be free before it moves. More goals run at once. Your team's output goes up without their hours going up with it.

Output goes up. Headcount stays the same.

Human judgment where it counts

Quests handles execution. Your team handles judgment. Humans don't leave the loop — they just stop doing the parts that don't need them.

Speed from the agent. Judgment from your team.

Start where you are. Go as far as you want.

How teams use Sortment

Add Sortment to Braze, Iterable, or any other ESP without migrating, or use it to replace your CEP entirely.

With your existing stack

Full CEP replacement

Keep your CEP, add Sortment where it helps.

Your warehouse. Your ESP. Sortment sits in between.

Strategy AI monitors your customer data, finds growth opportunities, and turns them into segment logic and campaign direction your team can send through your existing ESP.

Replace scattered tools with one AI-native CEP.

One platform. Every channel. No handoffs.

Sortment replaces your CEP entirely. Journeys, campaigns, segments, content, analytics, and AI agents all run in one platform.

No more coordinating across Asana, Jira, or Slack. No shared resources, no data team tickets, no waiting. Everything your lifecycle team needs to execute, in one place.

FAQs

What is a Quest?
A Quest is a goal you give Sortment, like a rate to move, a deadline to hit or a number to hold. Sortment builds the plan, runs it across audiences, journeys, campaigns and experiments, and asks for your approval when your judgment is needed.
What do I need to give a Quest to get started?
Just the outcome, written in plain language. For example: improve onboarding conversion from 6% to 8% in two weeks. There's no brief or spec to write. The Quest works backwards from the goal and usually starts the same day.
Does anything go out without my approval?
No. Nothing goes live without your approval. The Quest handles routine work like building audiences and drafting content on its own. When a decision needs you, such as approving copy, greenlighting a rollout or calling an experiment, it brings you one item with context and waits.
Can I run more than one Quest at a time?
Yes. Quests run in parallel, so one marketer can run several goals at once. While one campaign is running, another Quest can be building its audience.
How is a Quest different from other AI tools?
Most AI tools finish a task, hand it back and wait for the next one. A Quest holds the goal and keeps working toward it, including overnight and at weekends, until the goal is hit or the window closes.
Can I see what a Quest is doing, or change its direction?
Yes. Every action is logged and attributed, so you can see what ran, what's live and what's coming next. You can approve, edit or redirect a Quest at any time.

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