Marketing

Marketing request form that writes itself from a brief.

A clean intake brief — audience, channels, key messages, deliverables, budget. Download it free and let Claude turn a Slack request into a structured marketing brief.

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About this template

This request form exposes every field a marketing team needs to triage work: requester and approver, department, due date, budget, target audience, channels, key messages, deliverables, and free-text description. Drop an informal request to Claude and it returns a complete, consistently structured brief — ready to print, attach, or hand to the team. (The monday version includes a file-upload field; the standalone product is text-first, so that field is omitted.)

Template fields

Every {{placeholder}} the agent fills in.

Field What it means Example
{{RequestName}} Title of the request. Q3 product launch campaign
{{Requester}} Who is requesting. Sam Okoye
{{RequesterEmail}} Requester's email. [email protected]
{{Phone}} Requester's phone. +44 7700 900456
{{Department}} Requesting department. Product Marketing
{{Contact}} Point of contact. Sam Okoye
{{Approver}} Who signs off. Dana Whitfield
{{DueDate}} When it is needed. 2026-07-15
{{Budget}} Allocated budget. £8,000
{{Description}} What is being requested. Launch campaign for…
{{TargetAudience}} Who it targets. RevOps leads at B2B SaaS.
{{MarketingChannels}} Channels to use. Email, LinkedIn, newsletters.
{{KeyMessages}} Core messages. Faster reporting, no setup.
{{Deliverables}} Expected outputs. Landing page, 3 emails.
{{AdditionalInformation}} Anything else. Coordinate with the launch.
Example

Ask Claude in plain English.

“Turn this Slack request into a marketing brief: Q3 launch campaign for the analytics module, £8k budget, due mid-July, approved by Dana.”

Or pass a JSON payload directly

{
  "RequestName": "Q3 product launch campaign",
  "Requester": "Sam Okoye",
  "RequesterEmail": "[email protected]",
  "Phone": "+44 7700 900456",
  "Department": "Product Marketing",
  "Contact": "Sam Okoye",
  "Approver": "Dana Whitfield",
  "DueDate": "2026-07-15",
  "Budget": "£8,000",
  "Description": "Launch campaign for the new analytics module.",
  "TargetAudience": "RevOps leads at 50–200-person B2B SaaS.",
  "MarketingChannels": "Email, LinkedIn, partner newsletters.",
  "KeyMessages": "Faster reporting, no setup, agent-ready.",
  "Deliverables": "Landing page, 3 emails, 5 social posts.",
  "AdditionalInformation": "Coordinate with the launch on the 21st."
}
How to use it

From download to Claude-callable in four steps.

1
Download & tweak

Grab the .docx, open it in Word, and swap in your logo, colors, and any clauses you want. Keep the {{placeholders}} you need.

2
Upload to DocExport

Drop the file into your DocExport workspace. It auto-annotates every field in plain English so your agent knows what each one means.

3
Connect your agent

Point Claude (Desktop, API, or any MCP client) at your DocExport endpoint. The template shows up as a callable tool.

4
Generate

Ask in plain English. Claude previews, self-corrects, and returns a polished PDF or DOCX via signed URL.

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