The AI operating systemfor your company.

AI departments do the work. Your team approves everything that goes out.

Keynexion builds the departments inside your company, starting with marketing, and runs them with you.

Book a call How approval works

Calls in Korean or English.

Marketing first. Sales next. Built and run by Keynexion in Seoul.

TodayExample screen. Sample content, not customer data. All departments runningStop all

Weekly research briefMarketing · researchReady to read
Launch post, KoreanMarketing · contentWaiting for you
Launch post, EnglishMarketing · contentWaiting for you
Tuesday channel packageMarketing · packagingAfter approval

Draft · Instagram · Korean, shown in English

Our spring line is here. The fabric you already know, now in two new colors. On our online store from Tuesday.

Brand voicepass
Claimsno unverified numbers
Sensitive topicspass
Disclosurenot required, own account

ApproveRequest changesReject

Built in Seoul, for Korean companies first.

Keyai starts with direct-to-consumer brands in Korea. The departments also write in English and Japanese, and teams outside Korea can book a call in English.

Korean, in your voice: Drafts are written in Korean from your company's own voice rules, with research sources chosen for the Korean market.
Korean rules, checked first: Every draft is checked against your Korean rule pack before it reaches you. Your approver makes the final call.
Built and run by Keynexion: Keynexion Corporation Inc. in Seoul builds and operates every department with your team. Calls in Korean or English.

One department at a time, on one foundation.

Each department is a team of AI agents with one job. Marketing comes first. Sales, operations, finance and customer support join on the same company layer, so nothing is rebuilt.

Marketing

First department

Researches what to say, drafts it in your voice, packages it for each channel and reports what worked.

Weekly research brief: Topics worth covering this week, each with its source links. Sources are chosen for each market.
Drafts in your voice: A week of posts written from the brief, in Korean, English or Japanese.
Brand and rules check: Every draft is checked for brand fit, unverified claims, sensitive topics and disclosure before it reaches you.
Channel packages: Approved posts bundled per channel, text and images together, ready for your team to post.
Tracked links, weekly report: Every post carries a tracked link. Clicks show up in the next report and shape next week's brief.
Your team approves: Every draft, before anyone posts it.

Joining marketing next: campaign planning, images, scheduled posting of approved posts, newsletters, alerts when something changes.

Sales

Picks up the leads marketing creates and drafts every follow-up.

Inquiry sorting: Messages from your web forms and main inbox, sorted into buying intent and everything else.
Leads with their source: Each lead shows the post or campaign it came from and where it stands. Connects to your CRM if you have one.
Follow-ups and proposals: A draft for every lead, in your voice. Nothing is sent automatically.
Hand-off from marketing: Leads from marketing arrive in sales with their history attached.
Your team approves: Every message, before it is sent.

Operations

Planned

Watches the signals that marketing and sales depend on.

Inventory and order signals: When stock runs low, it proposes pausing the posts and ads for that product.
Reports and routine documents: The weekly operations report and repeat paperwork, drafted.
Your team approves: Every pause or change it proposes.

Finance and customer support

Later

Join after marketing and sales, on the same foundation.

Invoices and cash: Reminders for overdue invoices and a weekly cash summary, drafted for you to send.
Customer questions: Answers drafted from your company files.
Your team approves: Every reminder and every answer.

One company layer under every department.

Before any agent writes a word, we interview your team and write down how you sound, what you sell, what you never say and how you work. Every department reads the same files. Change a file, and the next draft changes.

Departments

Marketing
Sales
Operations
Finance
Customer support

Shared foundation

Orchestrator
Approval queue and checks
Hand-off between departments
Audit log
Usage caps and kill switch
Separate workspace per company
Connections to your tools
Market rule packs

Company files

How you soundVoice rules for Korean, English and Japanese.
What you sellProducts, offers and the facts behind them.
What you never sayBanned words, claims and topics.
How you workRules, approvers and limits.

Your team owns the files and is the only one who edits them. Every edit is kept as a version, so it can be rolled back.

AI works. People approve.

Posts, messages and spending never leave without a person's yes. The system is built around that rule, and the audit log is how you check it.

Posts: Your team posts what was approved. Nothing is published on its own.
Messages: Arrive with the sales department. Sent only after approval, from your own tools, once your market rule pack passes.
Spend: Budget changes arrive as proposals. Your team spends in its own ad accounts.

Approval record · example

item: Launch post, Korean
department: Marketing / content
brand voice: pass
claims: no unverified numbers
sensitive topics: pass
disclosure: not required, own account
decision: approved
by: your approver
record: written to audit log

Checks support your approver's review. They are not legal advice.

Controls in every workspace

Approval queue
Approve, request changes or reject. Approve a week of drafts in one sitting.
Kill switch
One switch stops every department working for your company.
Usage cap
A monthly cap on AI usage for your company. Work stops at the cap, and what is left shows on the Today screen.
Audit log
Every draft, check and decision is recorded. Access by Keynexion operators is recorded too.
Separate workspace
Each company gets its own workspace for its data, files and logs.
Market rule packs
Disclosure, consent, opt-out, quiet hours and AI notices, checked before anything is sent. Arrive with the sales department.

A day with a marketing department.

Most of the work is done before your team starts the day.

WhenKeyaiYour team

OvernightResearch and content prepare drafts and run the brand and rules check.No action needed.

MorningThe Today screen lists what needs a decision and yesterday's results in three lines.Open Today.

ApprovalEach item shows its sources and its check results.Approve, request changes or reject.

During the dayApproved posts become channel packages.Post them and mark them done.

Next morningClicks from tracked links appear in the report.Read the one-line summary.

MondayLast week's results become this week's brief.No action needed.

Departments are built from shared blocks.

Every package sits on the same foundation and differs in a handful of work blocks. The first package is a content marketing department for direct-to-consumer brands. Other industries get a different mix of the same blocks.

Foundation, in every package First package: content marketing department Added as departments join

Company files
Orchestrator
Approval queue and checks
Audit log
Hand-off between departments
Connections
Daily brief
Workspace separation
Market rule packs
Research
Content
Creative
Channel packages
Ad proposals
Inbound and replies
Leads and CRM
Follow-ups
Call summaries
Email and retention
Scheduling
Commerce operations
Finance
Documents
Analytics and attribution
Reviews and reputation

Packages

Content marketing departmentResearch, content, channel packages, analyticsFirst package
E-commerce growthAdds creative, ad proposals, email, commerce operations, reviewsIn design
Local service leadsAdds ad proposals, inbound, leads, scheduling, reviewsIn design
B2B salesResearch, leads, follow-ups, call summaries, scheduling, analyticsIn design
Back officeInbound, finance, documentsIn design

How an engagement runs.

1
Book a call
We look at how your company works, pick the first department and agree on what your team approves.
2
We build it inside your company
We set up your own workspace, interview your team to write the company files and install the package.
3
We run it with you
Our team operates the departments day to day while your team approves. Once marketing is running, the next department joins on the same foundation.

Languages and markets

KoreaJapanEnglish-speaking

VoiceKorean voice rulesJapanese voice rulesEnglish voice rules

ResearchSources chosen for KoreaSources chosen for JapanSources chosen per market

Rule packKorean rule packScoped per engagementScoped per engagement

Questions

What is an AI department?

A team of AI agents with one job, such as marketing, working from your company files. It prepares the work. Your team decides what goes out.

What does our team still do?

Approve, request changes or reject. Own the company files. Post what was approved.

Can anything go out without approval?

No. Posts, messages and spending wait for a person, and every decision is written to the audit log.

Which department comes first?

Marketing. Sales comes next, then operations, finance and customer support, all on the same foundation.

Is our data kept apart from other companies?

Each company gets its own workspace for its data, files and logs, and access by our operators is recorded in your audit log.

Which languages do you work in?

Korean, English and Japanese. Each has its own voice rules in your company files.

We are outside Korea. Can we work with you?

Yes. Book a call in English. Keyai starts with Korean companies, and the departments write in English and Japanese as well.

Do we have to replace our tools?

No. At the start your team posts approved packages in the tools you already use. Connections to other tools are added one at a time, with your approval.

How is it priced?

It depends on the departments and the package you need. We scope it with you on the first call.

Start with one department.

Calls in Korean or English.

Book a call Outside Korea? Book a call in English

The AI operating systemfor your company.

Built in Seoul, for Korean companies first.

Marketing

Sales

Operations

Finance and customer support

Controls in every workspace

Approval queue

Kill switch

Usage cap

Audit log

Separate workspace

Market rule packs

Packages

Book a call

We build it inside your company

We run it with you

Languages and markets

Questions

Start with one department.