Your accounts
Everything runs on your own accounts and your own stack. Nothing lives on ours.
Lotux AI Lab
Audit, on-site build and roll-out for ecommerce teams. Your stack. Your data. Your team keeps the decisions.
Built by the team behind 2x 9-figure and 3x 8-figure brands. Every system here runs in our own company first.
















































































































Every engagement is scoped to the company. It always runs the same way.
Process map · hours per week
We interview every function lead and map how the work runs, with hours per step. You get a blueprint: which systems, in what order, who owns each one, and a business case per system.
Runbook
Weekly performance report
We come to your office and build the systems with the people who will run them, on your stack. Every system runs on real work before we leave.
Hours against the baseline
Weekly check-ins and fixes. Usage and output are tracked against the baseline from the audit. Day 30 closes with an adoption report and the next opportunities.
Organised by function, not by tool. These already run in our company or for clients. The audit decides which ones fit yours, and what else gets built.
Creative strategy engine
Reviews, competitors and the ad library into personas, angles and briefs.
Video ad editing
Footage tagged and transcribed, cut in your edit style, voiceover added, revisions turned into house rules.
Static ad production
Concepts into on-brand statics and variants in Figma.
Localisation
Ads and copy adapted per market.
Weekly performance report
Win, scale and kill calls from Meta and Shopify data.
Ad account audit
Structure, funnel and creative checked against benchmarks.
Ad copy production
Primary texts and headlines per concept, in your brand voice.
Flow and campaign production
Klaviyo flows and campaigns written and built.
DM automation
Instagram keyword replies tied to lead magnets.
Voice of the customer
Reviews and tickets turned into objections and angles for marketing.
Catalogue and feed health
Meta catalogue and product feed audited and fixed.
Entry-product analysis
Which first products bring customers worth paying for.
P&L and contribution margin
A monthly P&L ex VAT, down to contribution margin.
Cohorts and payback
New-customer cohorts, LTV and payback ceilings.
Tracking check
Platform numbers checked against shop orders.
ERP and order lookups
Orders, stock and customers answered from the ERP in plain language.
Company second brain
SOPs, brand rules and decisions in one searchable place.
Briefs and deliverables pipeline
Briefs, deliverables and deadlines tracked in one system.
The ad editing system we run for our own clients, step by step. The same kind of system we build inside your team.
Setup
once per client
Before the first edit, the system checks the brand is ready: footage, styles, claims and a shared folder.

Styles
winning ads → measured recipes
The ads that already win are measured cut by cut: shot length, captions, voice speed. Each style becomes a recipe.

Footage
every clip tagged, best takes
Every take is tagged, transcribed and scored, so the best one wins and every cut lands on a word.

Prep
script → clips, voice, music
The script is matched to clips, voiced line by line and scored with music that fits the story.

Assemble
cut, render, check
The ad is cut, rendered for every hook and measured against the recipe before anyone sees it.

Feedback
notes → rules for next time
Your notes or the client's become rules. The rules update the recipes, so every edit makes the next one better.

Deliver
approved → client's folder
Nothing ships until an editor approves it. Approved ads land in the client's folder, named and versioned.
Everything runs on your own accounts and your own stack. Nothing lives on ours.
Each system gets only the access it needs, agreed with you up front.
We name what stays human: approvals, taste and strategy. Nothing goes out unapproved.
Every system is logged, and every engagement comes with a data processing agreement.
Built on the tools you already run
We run a creative agency on these systems every week. That is where they were built, and where they get tested first.
The usual AI offer
Lotux AI Lab
Sell the tool
Change how the work runs
Prompt screenshots and tool lists
Process maps, owners and runbooks
Teach what they have read
Install what we run in our own company
Promise 10x in two days
Measure against a baseline, report on day 30
AI replaces people
Your team keeps the decisions
Keep the work, rent it back
Hand you the keys
















































































































We ask how your teams work today, where the hours go and what you have tried with AI so far. If an audit makes sense, we say which functions it should cover. If it doesn't, we say that too.
About seven weeks end to end: two weeks of audit and blueprint, two to five days on site, then thirty days of monitoring.
Yours. Shopify, Klaviyo, Meta, your helpdesk, Slack, Notion, your ERP. We pick the AI tooling per system and it runs on your accounts.
Each system gets only the access it needs, approval points are agreed up front, and every engagement comes with a data processing agreement. You own your data, the outputs and the runbooks.
No. Most companies start with one to three functions, usually where the audit finds the most hours. More can follow later.
You do. They run on your accounts, with runbooks and recorded walkthroughs, so your team can run them without us.
You can run the systems yourselves. Or we keep them running as tools change and build the next ones, on a monthly retainer.
That is not the goal. The same team gets more done: the report on Monday instead of Thursday, more concepts tested, tickets answered the same day. Your people keep the decisions.
That is our agency, Lotux. If the audit shows creative strategy and media are the bottleneck and you want them run for you, we will tell you.
Looking for the creative agency instead? Visit Lotux Agency
One hour with the people who would run your engagement. You leave knowing where the hours go and whether an audit is worth it.