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Report presenter agent

An AI agent that presents your report on the call.

The report presenter agent is our meeting agent for performance reporting. Drop in a monthly report PDF, board deck or campaign summary and it ingests every page: spend, ROAS, ACOS and recommendations. Then it joins the call on Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams, walks the room through the numbers like a human presenter, answers questions from the report's actual content, and captures decisions and follow-ups for after the call.

  • Meet · Zoom · Teams
  • Report-grounded answers
  • Action capture

What you get

Every client call gets a fully briefed presenter.

Perfect recall of the report

Every page, table and recommendation, ingested before the call.

Answers from the report only

Questions beyond it get flagged as follow-ups, not improvised.

Decisions captured

Action items and owners recorded as the conversation happens.

Humans free to talk

The team focuses on the conversation, not on narration.

The problem

The reporting call bottleneck.

Agencies produce excellent reports that die in the meeting. The strategist who wrote the analysis can't attend every client call, so an account manager paraphrases page 8 from memory. Report presenter agent removes the bottleneck: every client call gets a presenter with perfect recall of the full report, and the humans in the room get to focus on the conversation, not the narration.

What the report presenter agent does

What it does.

  • Ingests the full performance report before the call: every page, table and recommendation
  • Joins Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams with one click, camera off, mic on, fully briefed
  • Presents results conversationally: executive summary, channel breakdowns, ROAS trends and anomalies
  • Answers questions grounded in the report's actual content, not general knowledge
  • Captures decisions, action items and owner assignments as the conversation happens
  • Queues approved actions for execution after the call, so nothing agreed gets lost

How we work

How we run it.

  1. Step 1

    Upload the report, and the report presenter agent extracts the context: spend, ROAS, ACOS and recommendations

  2. Step 2

    It joins the call fully briefed and presents like a human analyst

  3. Step 3

    It captures what was decided and suggests next actions

  4. Step 4

    Approved actions are executed after the call, with a full record

What we use

Tools, platforms and methods.

  • Google Meet
  • Zoom
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Document ingestion
  • LLM presentation layer
  • Action execution

FAQ

Common questions.

What is the report presenter agent?

The report presenter agent is an AI meeting agent built by TechEsthete. It ingests a performance report before a meeting, joins the video call on Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams, presents the results conversationally, answers questions grounded in the report's content, and captures decisions and follow-up actions for execution after the call.

Which meeting platforms does the report presenter agent support?

The agent joins calls on Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams: one click, camera off, mic on, fully briefed on the uploaded report before it enters the room.

Does the report presenter agent make up answers if something is not in the report?

No. Its answers are grounded in the ingested report's actual content. If a question goes beyond the report, it says so and flags the question as a follow-up item rather than improvising, because a confident wrong number in a client meeting is worse than an honest "I'll get back to you."

Who is the report presenter agent for?

Teams that run recurring performance reviews: marketing agencies presenting monthly client results, in-house growth teams reporting to leadership, and consultancies walking boards through KPI decks. Anywhere a well-written report needs a well-delivered meeting.

See the report presenter agent on a real call.

Bring one of your actual reports to a demo. The agent will ingest it and present it back to you, live.

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