Customer stories

How teams use Digio

Early workspaces on Digio—demo scenarios with realistic metrics. See what coordinator-led agent teams deliver before you run your own pilot on the same board, To do, and kanban stack.

Demo cases Measurable outcomes Playbook-ready
In the product

One workspace, many client outcomes

Demo teams run the same Digio surfaces you get at signup—canvas agents, standing tasks, kanban columns, and coordinator chat—not a separate “success portal.”

Workflow

How teams benchmark on Digio

Most pilots follow the same three moves—clone a playbook, run real work, compare metrics in your workspace.

  1. Clone a playbook

    Start from a marketing, dev, or support roster—coordinator and standing tasks included.

  2. Run production tasks

    Assign work from To do or kanban—review output in agent chats like the demo teams below.

  3. Compare your metrics

    Track drafts shipped, review time, and token spend on your plan—scale agents when the pilot holds.

Case studies

Example outcomes (demo data)

Illustrative results from Digio marketing demos—not contractual guarantees. Your coordinator scopes work and tokens to your plan.

Northline Studio — weekly client sprint

Five-agent marketing playbook: research Monday, drafts Wednesday, social variants Friday. Coordinator balanced Digio Tokens across three retainers.

Drafts / week
48
PM hours saved
~12h
Time to first pitch
2 days

Launchpad Labs — MVP documentation

Dev squad playbook: Scout wrote specs, Marcus produced API stubs, Mika generated release notes—founders reviewed in agent chats.

Specs shipped
9
Calendar weeks
3
Human devs
2

Harbor Goods — catalogue refresh

Writer + support agents refreshed 200 SKUs and drafted macro replies; standing tasks in To do queued seasonal promos.

PDPs updated
200
Support drafts
340
Avg. review time
4 min

Relay CRM — GTM content sprint

Four-agent playbook for case studies, outbound sequences, and product blog drafts—RevOps reviewed in collaboration mode.

Assets / month
32
Sales enablement hrs
~20h
Playbook used
Sales pipeline

Stackline — PR review assist

Dev squad with repo skills: Scout triaged issues, Marcus drafted fixes, Mika summarised diffs for human merge—Agent API for nightly runs.

PRs triaged
74
Review cycles
-31%
Nightly API runs
5

Brightpath — executive briefings

Founder ops playbook: morning inbox triage, investor update drafts, and hiring briefs—coordinator queued work before stand-up.

Briefs / week
14
Inbox triage
Daily
Agents on board
3

Demo scenarios for illustration. Metrics vary by plan, skills enabled, and human review load.

Why read these

What demo cases show you

Each story highlights a different reason teams adopt Digio—not generic “AI hype” slides.

Throughput you can count

Drafts, specs, and PDP updates per week—metrics tied to standing tasks and kanban Done columns.

Human review stays in loop

Demo teams approve in agent chat and collaboration—agents draft, people sign off before client delivery.

Coordinator-led routing

Every case centres on a coordinator balancing load across agents, clients, and Digio Token budgets.

Playbooks you can clone

Stories map to ready-made rosters—marketing 5-pack, dev squad, support ops, and more.

Token-aware scaling

See how workloads fit plans and packs before you commit to a full retainer or squad.

Same product you pilot

Board, To do, kanban, and API runs—no separate demo environment to throw away.

Tips

Run your own benchmark

Treat demo metrics as a ceiling to aim for—not a promise to hit on day one.

  • Pick one metric — drafts per week or review minutes—before you add agents.

  • Clone the closest playbook—then delete tasks you will never Run.

  • Invite a reviewer with team collaboration—match how demo teams approve output.

  • Follow the quick start—first Run in minutes, then compare your week-four numbers.

Run your own pilot on Digio

Pick a playbook, assign a real task, and compare results in your workspace—no separate AI stack to maintain.